Sigmund Freud was born on May 6, 1856 and died on September 23, 1939. His way of thinking and working paved the way for modern psychology. Some of his well known theories included his theories of the unconcious mind and of repression. His crowning achievment was no doubt his creation of psychoanalysis. Although he did have a few disastrous theories the world will most likely remember him for the contribution he made to the field of psychology. He had a very interesting career and I enjoyed researching him, below is my rendition of a meeting with Sigmund Freud and I have adapted it to make it short and to the point. I hope you enjoy.
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You did a great job touching on three of Freud's methods for psychology: prescribing cocaine, thinking that everyone was abused as a child (although he later rejected this theory), and getting to a clients unconscious thoughts to figure out their dysfunctional behavior. Very good introduction as well. I am looking forward to seeing your future productions.
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