Freudian
- adjective
- /ˈfrɔɪdiən/
- The therapist explained the patient's behavior from a Freudian perspective, focusing on unconscious motivations.
- Freudian theory
- Freudian psychoanalysis
- Freudian model
A better Freudian slip there more ways than one.
- A better Freudian slip there more ways than one.
- During the war itself, there was little psychological treatment in the Freudian sense.
- But I wouldn't call it, I wouldn't call it deep Freudian analysis because I was so young.
- It evokes your own experience with your mother, in Freudian terms.
- Now, one of the problems with the Freudian theory is that animals also dream.
- Notice that the Freudian picture, though it has three parts, isn't exactly the Platonic picture.
- But she realized that the Freudian psychoanalytic method wasn't helping anybody get better because it ignored trauma.
- And from a really Freudian perspective, which is I guess Hoffmanites would understand this one thing that human beings never do.
- And he was younger than Freud, but there were competitors in the sense that Freudian psychoanalysis was very powerful in psychiatry.
- And now bizarrely, Bill Maher, you and the Freudian question and all of This is why?
- The trial was a farce of Freudian proportions.
- What a Freudian slip, Freudian water slide, dude.
- Like I bought my my mum Freudian slip there.
- I mean, Freudian slip, I prefer a vagina over a penis.
- She's a psychoanalyst, classic post Freudian one.
Examples
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That was a Freudian slip.
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In light of these findings, is Freudian dream theory viable or not?
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So in this Freudian view, you have lost a loved one.
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Now, one of the problems with the Freudian theory is that animals also dream.
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Yeah, it's a Freudian slip, right?
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I will answer dreams from a Freudian standpoint.
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I know that sounds terribly Freudian, but in this case, I don't think it is.
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The trial was a farce of Freudian proportions.
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I have found clarifying their connections and their connections to Freudian psychoanalysis very, very helpful.
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The Freudian concepts of the Id and the Superego are, in Jung's point of view, in constant struggle with each other.
Synonyms
Relating to a type of talk therapy that studies hidden thoughts and early childhood
Ideas and methods that study the mind and thoughts you are not aware of, like Freud's
Compounds
- Specialized
Ideas about the hidden part of the mind and early childhood that shape behaviour
How Psychoanalytic
- Specialized
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Freudian comes from the name Freud and the ending -ian, which means 'belonging to' or 'connected with', like in Newtonian. So when something is called Freudian it relates to Sigmund Freud or his ideas about the unconscious mind.