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== Unconscious mind in Freudian psychology == | == Unconscious mind in Freudian psychology == | ||
| − | The unconscious mind in [[Freud]]ian psychology refers to the functions of the [[human mind]] which we | + | The unconscious mind in [[Freud]]ian psychology refers to the functions of the [[human mind]] which we repress or never become aware of. It is a source of both [[creativity]] and destructiveness. |
== External links == | == External links == | ||
Revision as of 04:37, May 4, 2024
The unconscious is "the complex of mental activities within an individual that proceed without his awareness."[1]
Unconscious mind in Freudian psychology
The unconscious mind in Freudian psychology refers to the functions of the human mind which we repress or never become aware of. It is a source of both creativity and destructiveness.
External links
- We’re in control: new research dismantles the power of the unconscious, University of Sydney
