Psychological-Perspective-of-the-Self.pptx

Psychological perspectives of our self.

1. Psychological Perspective of the Self

2. Learning Outcomes 1. Explain the psychoanalytic theories of the self; 2. Analyze of the psycho-sexual stages of the self; and 3. Apply the psychological principles in transforming a proactive self.

3. Activity: My Unique Picture Album Belonging Recognition Self-Esteem Safety Freedom Fun Directions: Think about the people, places, and experiences in your life that are very special to you. Write two examples in each box of how you meet this particular need.

4. Psychological Theories Psychoanalytic Theories Freud asserts that the human psyche (personality) is structured into three parts (tripartite) ID, Ego and Superego

5. Psychoanalytic Theories 1. ID (Internal desires) – is called internal drives or instinctive drives. 2. Ego (reality) - is the ‘I’ part of the individual that gives a sense of our own identity that conform with existing societal consideration. 3. Super-ego (conscience) – is the part of the personality concerned with precepts, standards , ideas , ‘conscience’ and ‘moral judge of one’s conduct. Note: Each part develop at different stages in a person’s life.

6. FREUD’S CONSTRUCTION OF SELF AND PESONALITY Self is dynamic forces in an inevitable conflict. Id, Ego and Superego Psycho-sexual Stages of Human Development

7. SELF AND PERSONALITY

8. PERSONALITY Pleasure seekers Mediator Moral Self

9. Psychosexual Stages of Human Development 1. Oral Stage - (Birth - 1st Year) Babies Derive pleasure from oral activities Ex. Sucking and Biting Overindulgence results to personality disorders Ex. Overeating, Smoking, Alcoholism, Dissastisfaction leads to oral aggresiveness, sarcasm and tactlessness.

10. Psychosexual Stages of Human Development 2. ANAL STAGE (2-3 YO) Child derives pleasure from elimination of body waste. Toilet Training Basic Rules of the Society Fixation - Obsession with Cleanliness or anal expultion personality disorder like clumsiness.

11. Psychosexual Stages of Human Development 3. Phallic Stage (3-6 YO) Child derives pleasure from examining, touching, fondling or displaying their genitals. Sex curiosity is high Fixation leads to abnormal sex behavior

12. Psychosexual Stages of Human Development 4. LATENCY STAGE - (7-12 YO) Sexual energy is repressed because children were occupied with school. 5. GENITAL STAGE (13-ADULTHOOD) A person derives pleasure from genital area and indiviuals seek to satisfy their sexual drive from sexual relationship Sexual Problem is an outcome of inappropriate sex behavior.

13. ASSESSMENT TASK Write a reflection on the Freudian stages of human development.

14. END THANK YOU