By admin on 09/04/2009
Dream theories developed by Freud suggest that dreams are psychological, revealing hidden urges, for example. Later research argues that dreams are physiological, beginning with random electrical impulses deep within the brain stem.
The meaning of dreams has remained a controversy for centuries. Sigmund Freud believed dreams serve to gratify unconscious wishes and longings. However more modern [...]
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By admin on 09/04/2009
“Men are strong only so long as they represent a strong idea. They become powerless when they oppose it.”
Sigmund Freud
Austrian Originator of Psycho-Analysis, 1856 – 1939
Sigmund Freud was born on May 6, 1856 at Freiberg, Moravia, now Pribor in the Czech Republic. Freud developed the techniques of “Psychoanalysis” for the treatment of psychological and emotional [...]
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By admin on 25/03/2009
THE DREAM ABOUT ROME
Before giving the dream Freud states: “I note the fact that although the wish which excites the dream is a contemporary wish, it is nevertheless greatly reinforced by memories of childhood. I refer to a series of dreams which are based on the longing to go to Rome. For a long time [...]
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By admin on 22/03/2009
Freudian dream theory
Freud (1900/1961) claimed that dreams were attempts to fulfill peremptory wishes, arising during sleep, derived from appetitive (‘libidinal’) urges. He based this claim on findings from a purely subjective method: he collected dreamers’ associations to the individual elements of their dreams and then inferred implicit, underlying themes from the converging semantic and [...]
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By admin on 22/03/2009
Generally speaking, death cannot be represented in dreams as such, as it is no psychic content to be experienced, lived. Hence the conclusion that, when dreams about dying do occur, we have to interpret this in a completely different direction.
Dreams about dying are not infrequent. It has been conclude that such dreams are also part [...]
Posted in General | Tagged Clinical psychology, Dream Theorists, dreaming about dying, dreams, reviving memory, symbolic death
By admin on 23/12/2008
Dr. Robert Guida, a Manhattan Facial Cosmetic Surgeon at the New York Center for Plastic Surgery, describes the symptoms and treatments for plastic surgery addiction.
People who have a serious addiction to cosmetic surgery often have extremely poor body images, or Body Dysmorphic Disorder. Dr. Guida explains the warning signs, symptoms, and treatment for this type [...]
Posted in Clinical psychology | Tagged Dream Theorists, dreams, Elizabeth Loftus, failure to store, forget, interference, motivated forgetting, psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, unconscious
By admin on 23/12/2008
Considered the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud (1856-1939) revolutionized the study of dreams with his work “The Interpretation Of Dreams”. Freud began to analyze dreams in order to understand aspects of personality as they relate to pathology. He believed that nothing we did occurred by chance; every action and thought is motivated by [...]
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