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Respond to the following questions in 175 to 260 words each:
- What makes the psychoanalytic-social perspective of personality unique?
- What are the main components of each of the psychoanalytic-social personality theories? What are some of the main differences between theories?
- Choose one of the psychoanalytic-social personality theories, and apply it to your own life. Explain your own personality and personality development through this theory.
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Running head: Psychoanalytic-Social Personality Theories
PSYCHOANALYTIC-SOCIAL PERSONALITY THEORIES
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Psychoanalytic-Social Personality Theories
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QUESTION 1
A critical analysis portrays that the Psychoanalytic social theory was built on the
hypothesis that cultural as well as social norms, specifically the numerous encounters that one
goes through in childhood greatly contribute to molding their personalities as they grow up.
Those who lacked basic social interactions like been loved and shown affection in their
childhood end up developing an aggressive attitude towards the parents, and thus grow with a lot
of anxiety. Sigmund Freud came up with the psychoanalytic perspective of personality believing
that issues in the unconscious, mostly childhood memories, shaped a person and could be
depicted through free association (Cherry, 2016). Freud’s held the belief that the components of
the unconscious are: the id, ego, and superego. According to him, the id and supereg...
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