For many patients, psychotherapy has the potential to reduce mental suffering and improve quality of life. Despite promising study findings and a growing awareness of successful treatments, little is known about their possible side effects that I always thought about. One of the side effects that I mostly heard about is dependence from the therapist. Is this a condition that has a solution?

Human personality is multi-faceted and includes multiple components. These three aspects make up personality, according to Sigmund Freud's famous psychoanalytic theory. Complex human behaviors are the result of the interaction of these factors. Each component contributes to personality in its own way, and the three interact in ways that have a significant impact on an individual. Each aspect of one's personality emerges at a distinct time in one's life. A question that came up in my mind while reading about this was how do you know whether the id, ego, or superego has the biggest influence over behavior?

We can these kind of " bourgeois expectations" nowadays also with a little change that men and both women want to be able to support each other when they get married. According to Freud Even the most loving and caring connection might be accompanied with negative, nasty, and harmful sentiments, imaginations, and ideas in the unconscious reality. This mixture of love and hate in close relationships is inherent of human nature, not necessarily pathogenic. Is his view of the relationship related to the fact that he complained about the fact of having to be capable to support his wife before getting married?

Limiting patient care is ethical when doing so would only prolong the patient's suffering or result in an outcome that the patient would find undesirable. Restricting care in certain situations also avoids the enormous cost of medical care that will ultimately be of poor benefit, and it frees up resources for those who will benefit the most. On the other hand, understanding how the anticipation of a terrible outcome might become a self-fulfilling prophesy is crucial when contemplating nihilism and level of care decisions. I was wondering if it is right to be considered ethical the "Therapeutic Nihilism" when at the end of the day no knows with a 100% belief the outcome of a treatment?

Gender variations in emotion expression are the result of a mix of inherent behavioral predispositions and education of boys and girls to follow gender-related emotional display guidelines. Emotions are a human adaptation that allows us to thrive on this planet. Assuming that they are just proper for women to feel does us all a big injustice. Because we are all emotional beings. For that matter, women, men, and anybody who identifies as human are creatures of emotion.

This part reminded me of one article that I was reading one day which described different type psychology. google Hormic psychology places a higher value on instincts. As a result, it's sometimes referred to as an instinct theory. Hormic psychology is based on the concept of purpose. Purpose involves two things: knowledge of the outcome of a certain action and a desire for that outcome. On the other hand hedonistic psychology states that pleasure is the actual purpose of all effort; that we always try to achieve a predicted pleasure and avoid a known pain; and that we seek such things as food, shelter, repose, and so on, not in and for themselves, but just for the sake the pleasure we will gain from them. Psychological Hedonism is the pleasure/pain hypothesis of conduct.

Functionalism is very impactful since it examines every part of society, how it works, and how it helps society work. This idea aids in the integration of all areas of society in order to suit the demands of the society's individuals. Functionalism explains how our civilization maintains its equilibrium and I think this is a key factor in everyone's life.

Does our mind always control behaviour ? Isn't it reasonable to assume that if we genuinely had free will, a larger percentage of us would choose to do something else with our lives? So many times I find myself wondering about the fact that we don't act always as we would like to or don't really follow our thoughts and get influenced by environment around us.

I think is really important to be more aware of our body, how to improve poor posture and move more efficiently. First time I learned about this technique and seems to be really interesting. While studying I do find myself sometimes standing not in a proper posture in front of a computer to a point that I'm not able to continue without some stretches. I totally agree with the fact the bad posture, how we move, sit and stand affects how well we function

Personality traits are numerous, and research reveals that both genetic and environmental factors influence our personalities. These two forces work together in a number of ways to shape our unique identities. I like how it is highlighted the fact that James also had unique personal characteristics. Despite the fact that one of the most important environmental factors that influences personality is culture, I think everyone is unique in their own way.