Personality defines individuals through their patterns of thoughts,feelings. and behaviors in various situations. Psychodynamic theories view behavior as the end result of ³interacting psychological dynamics within a person.² Often times it is a result due to outside conscious awareness. The

According to Freud the personality of a person forms around three separate structures: the id, the ego, and the super ego. this may explain some of the behaviors of the person described earlier. The id is composed of unconscious urges and desires which demonstrate expression. ³A person forms a mental image of an objector situation that party satisfies the instinct and relieves the uncomfortable feeling.² This ties directly with the person explained earlier. If, from the outside he always seems to be in his own world, maybe he is. It could be his way of unconsciously dealing with his uncomfortable feeling of being in public, or around people he doesn¹t know. The ego controls all thinking and reasoning activities. Again in our example earlier, our subject consciously feels uncomfortable, in a given situation, then his body will react unconsciously and make his mind enter the process of wish fulfillment. The super ego is our ³ego ideal and moral guardian.² It is through the super ego why our example knows how to stay true to himself and not be influenced by

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According Freud, , Sigmund Freud¹s, super ego, unconditioned response, classical conditioning, conditioned stimulus, unconditioned stimulus, response individual, person forms, stimulus public, own world, described earlier,
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