Peter Kowal
Theoretical Comparison between Freud Sigmund and Erik
Erikson #1
The Psychological Dimension Theories between Freud Sigmund
and Erik Erikson had contribution positives in the development of Social
science. Sigmund, one of the most influential figures and the founder of
psychoanalysis theory of personality, he describe stresses the influence of unconscious
mental process. Sigmund, theory mentions the important of sexual and aggressive
instinct, the enduring effect of early childhood experience on personality.
Sigmund Psychoanalysis theory base on
observation of his patient, in which he mention free association of
psychoanalytic technique in which the patient spontaneously report all his/her
thoughts, feelings, and mental images as they come to mind. Freud believes that
personality is composing of three psychological processes the-id, the ego, and superego
that operate at different things. Freud Sigmund mentions that by age of 5 or 6
years old the young child has developed an internal representation of parental
voice that is partly conscious -the superego. This is acceptable values and
behavior and thoughts. The existent of an individual and the species for
example the hunger, thirst, physical comfort and sexuality, Freud use a word
libido to refer to sexually energy or motivation.
Erik Erikson Psychosocial Theory, in his theory, Erikson
view was interesting because his explanation was that, psychosocial development
through death; He assumed that people follow sequence of stages of development.
Erikson said the stage from biological force and from young age related to
social and cultural expectation. Erikson refer to epigenetic principle it is
biological blueprint dictated how the organism growth and reach maturity.
According to Erikson Psychosocial theory combines with social change in the
expectation of the society to structure the personal adaptations his or her environment.
He identify eight psychosocial stages of human development, he said each stage
mark different task. He said physical, emotion and cognitive task that
individual must master the struggle to adjust to the demand of the social
environment.
By Peter Kowal
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