Which statement accurately describes Sigmund Freud? A. He was a merchant who popularized catalog sales to people in rural areas.
B. He was a scientist who developed vaccines to provide immunity from contagious diseases. C. He was a Postimpressionist painter who liked to show strong emotion in his works. D. He was a doctor who probed the workings of the conscious and unconscious mind.
D. He was a doctor who probed the workings of the conscious and unconscious mind. He's the one associated with terms such as "penis envy," and the interpretation of dreams in such a way that the dreamer has some sort of sexual attraction to someone or something.
D. He was a doctor who probed the workings of the conscious and unconscious mind.
Explanation:
Sigmund Freud an Austrian doctor who continued to work with the mind, with a focus on the process that lay in the conscious and unconscious mind.
In his view, there are many impulses laying in the unconscious, that motivate human action and social conducts. He is a founding father os the psychoanalysis that, develops a strict methodology for studying the roots of some pathological manifestations. Among his contributions are also the study of Dreams.
-Furthermore: Freud puts great emphasis on sexuality and how the birth of a child are summed into four main phases that will greatly influence the personality of individuals.
Based on this statement, historical sources often contain "(2) facts that are completely balanced and <span>reliable" since they aren't thinking forward. </span>
Because of poor economic conditions, the rich ones wanted that political power were equal to their own economic power and to have freedom from the restrictions, some were resented because of the growing power of the King.
<em>The mobs smashed newly invented machines as a form of protest against the insertion of the machines in textile industry. The machines changed the whole process of production and competition in the marketing, the machines speed up the production process in some case 100 times more than what a human would spend to do a job. So the machinery threatens human jobs positions and salaries in the factories. </em>
