Sigmund Freud's Ego Defence Mechanisms | සිග්මන්ඩ් ෆ්රෝයිඩ්ගේ ඊගෝ සංරක්ෂණ ප්‍රයෝග

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Sigmund Freud's Ego Defence Mechanisms | සිග්මන්ඩ් ෆ්රෝයිඩ්ගේ ඊගෝ සංරක්ෂණ ප්‍රයෝග #freud
You know that Sigmund Freud also divided the mind into three parts. These three parts are id ego super ego. Each of these minds works on the principles of protection and balance, and if one wins over the other, that mind becomes anxious. When separate anxiety occurs, especially when the ID mind is fighting with the superego, if one wins in these two situations, the human being becomes anxious. However, since a human being cannot live in anxiety, a mechanism operates in the mind to protect our mind by applying conservation effects. Freud's name for this is defense mechanism. During the period between 1896 and 1898, six defense mechanisms were first identified as Sigmund Freud. Today in this video we are talking about these six defense mechanisms, one by one we will see what is said about these dependents. The first one is called repression, which means pushing an anxious experience into the consciousness and trying to live by suppressing it. In general, we know that in everyday life we face disappointments, breaks and anxious experiences. It is difficult for people to live with these anxious experiences constantly in their minds. That's why they try to suppress them by pushing them into unconsciousness. The second is to forget or ignore. In this situation, people tend to dismiss something in a very negative way, despite the fact that they should be clearly visible or the evidence. Some people run away to the past and try to relieve the anxiety in the anxiety experiences that come to them. You have seen some children and some adults enter their early childhood like this and behave like a child, especially the newly brought bride, after a fight with her husband, she again. Have you ever seen someone go to the native house and try to get rid of their anxious experiences? You have seen that when he is unable to act against the source of the approaching anxiety, he sometimes drives away this anxiety experience that made him strong by engaging with a weak person or a weak device. You have seen this kind of person who after being scolded by his boss at the office and suffering from that anxiety experience comes home and kicks the dog that is sleeping in the yard. First, Sigmund Freud presented six defenses to psychoanalysis, then an upright developed them to 10, but later psychoanalysts contributed more than a hundred words to psychoanalysis.