
Dreams
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Freud vs. Adler
There are many theories for dreams. One theory comes from the works of Sigmund Freud. He is considered to be the father of psychoanalysis, and crazy. He believed in the "Id", the "Ego", and the "Superego". The Id was centered around primal impulses, desires and pleasure whether they are sinful or not. The Ego was concerned with the conscious, basically the lower level of what we would now call our conscience. He believed the Superego was responsible for enforcing the moral codes of the Ego. Freud believed that the reason you cannot remember your dreams is because the superego is doing its job. Basically, it's protecting your awakening mind from your disturbing images and desires created by your subconscious (your "id"s).
Both men were prolific pioneers of psychoanalysis and early psychology. Both had similar, although not identical beliefs that environmental forces such as biological and environmental conditions create limitations in the human "capacity to choose and to create". Freud focused on dream interpretation and or analysis and other abstract/symbolic concepts, while Adler concentrated on social relationships and behaviors. The both believed in psychodynamic conflict. This means that the different parts of the mind are constantly struggling against each other. Also, they both thought that emotional motivation was key in order for you to even have a personality.
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Interview with a friend
Q:How much of your dreams do you remember?
A:I dont remember much of my dreams. Just bits and pieces the next morning.
Q:How often do you have nightmares?
A:Quite frequently actually. Usually they are about the same thing though.
Q:What is the most common thing that you dream about?
A:I dream about my family a lot, usually my dreams are pretty uneventful.
Q: Do you have any recurring dreams? Meaning dreams that happen more than once?
A: Sometimes when I get sick, I have a dream that makes me feel anxious, and it's strange that I only get it when I'm sick.
Q: Do you ever have dreams when your exposed in public?
A: Yes, usually I'm in school but no one seems to notice that I'm n ot wearing clothes except me.
Q:When you're in a dream where you're being chased, do you turn around to look at your chaser?
A:No. I guess I dont really think about it, I just run away.
-Interviewee
Paige Pisano
A:I dont remember much of my dreams. Just bits and pieces the next morning.
Q:How often do you have nightmares?
A:Quite frequently actually. Usually they are about the same thing though.
Q:What is the most common thing that you dream about?
A:I dream about my family a lot, usually my dreams are pretty uneventful.
Q: Do you have any recurring dreams? Meaning dreams that happen more than once?
A: Sometimes when I get sick, I have a dream that makes me feel anxious, and it's strange that I only get it when I'm sick.
Q: Do you ever have dreams when your exposed in public?
A: Yes, usually I'm in school but no one seems to notice that I'm n ot wearing clothes except me.
Q:When you're in a dream where you're being chased, do you turn around to look at your chaser?
A:No. I guess I dont really think about it, I just run away.
-Interviewee
Paige Pisano
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