1. PRESENTATION
ON
PSYCHOLOGY
TOPIC
PSCHODYNAMIC
THEORYOF PERSONALITY

2.  Submitted To
Nayeema Ahmed
Lecturer Accounting
Premier University,CTG
Submitted By:
1.Ayaz Bin Siddique : 14028-1-01-06786
2.Moustaque Mahir : 14028-1-01-06888
3.Kawser Uddin : 14028-1-01-06821
4.Nowshad Akter : 14028-1-01-06841
5.K.M Muniruddin : 14028-1-01-06876
Submission Date : 06/02/15 Batch : 28th
Major : Accounting
Section: (B)

3. PERSONALITY
A person’s pattern of
thinking, feeling and acting.

4. TYPES OF PERSONALITIES
Type A
 Feel time pressure.
 Easily angered.
 Competitive and
ambitious.
 Work hard and play
hard.
 More prone to heart
disease than rest of
population.
Type B
 Relaxed and
easygoing.
 But some people fit in
neither type.

5. 1 2
3 4

6. OUR PERSONALITY
• Conscious- things we are
aware of.
• Preconscious- things we
can be aware of if we
think of them.
• Unconscious- deep
hidden reservoir that
holds the true “us”. All
of our desires and fears.

7. Psychodynamic Theories of
Personality
Sigmund Freud
6 May 1856 – 23 September 1939

8. Sigmund Freud was an Austrian neurologist
 He was known as the father
of psychoanalysis
 Freud qualified as a doctor of medicine at
the University Of Vienna in 1881
He worked In the fields of Neurology
Psychotherapy, Psychoanalysis

9. FREUDIAN THEORY: PSYCHIC ENERGY
Superego
Ego
Id
 Altruism Principle:
what is best for others?
 Reality Principle
what is best for everyone
involved?
 Pleasure Principle: what is
best for me?

11. ID
 Exists entirely in the
unconscious (so we are
never aware of it).
 Our hidden true
animalistic wants and
desires.
 Works on the Pleasure
Principle
 Avoid Pain and receive
Instant Gratification.

12. EGO
• Develops after the Id
• Works on the Reality
Principle
• Negotiates between the
Id and the environment.
• In our conscious and
unconscious minds.
• It is what everyone sees
as our personality.
If you want to be with someone. Your
id says just take them, but your ego
does not want to end up in jail. So you
ask her out and just mac it hard.

13. SUPEREGO
• Develops last at about
the age of 5
• It is our conscience
(what we think the
difference is between
right and wrong)
• The Ego often mediates
between the superego
and id.

14. TODAY
Psychologists are testing psychodynamic
ideas empirically.
Identified nonconscious processes in thought,
memory, & behavior & found evidence for
many defense mechanisms.
Research confirms the psychodynamic idea
that we are often unaware of the motives is
behind our actions.

15. PRESENTED By,
MAHIR
AYAZ
KAWSER
NOWSHAD
MUNIR