What is Freudian psychology?

Answer by  timeismoney (994)

Sigmund Freud was the founder of psychoanalytic theory that attempted to understand and explain unconscious thoughts and behaviors. Freudian psychology predominated nearly all clinical psychologcal care for about fifty years from about 1920 through 1970. It remains highly influential, but it is unproven and impractical to work with patients non-directively at a pace of two-three times a week for yeas.

Answer by  fancbiz (952)

It is psychology as founded by Sigmund Freud who based his discovery in sexual drive which holds every human being into the personality they project.His discoveries led to the modern day psychology and similar improvements made in his theories has brought significance improvement in understanding human behavior and personality types.

Answer by  Turil (31)

Usually it refers to the concept of talking to a patient with the goal of uncovering unconscious thoughts and feelings so that they might be discussed by both the patient and therapist. The focus with Freudian psychology, as opposed to other approaches, is that Freud promoted the idea of tree separate parts of the self.