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Sigmund Freud was an Austrian neurologist who created the study of psychoanalysis. After WWI, people experienced mental illnesses and diseases such as shell shock, or PTSD. This caused people to delve into the depths of the mind and psychology, finding Freud as a pioneer.

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Freud created psychoanalysis and argued that people are driven by their ego, Id, or superego. His belief became popular post WWl because people needed an an

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- Freud was an Austrian psychologist. He argued that the unconscious part of our brain played a larger role in governing our actions. The unconscious he believed was irrational and random, much like that of post-WW1 European society

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Freud was a psychologist who believed that the unconscious mind played a larger role than the conscious mind although it can be repressed. He did this through the hypnotism of an unconscious man and the irrational thought of a female patient who repressed the thought.

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Sigmund Freud was an Australian neurologist and psychologist. He was interested in the unconscious part of the mind and loved to study dreams. He developed the id, ego, and superego of the personality to explain why you do the things you do. He also created the psychoanalysis treatment for psychotherapy, which allowed for better understanding of human thoughts.

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Freud was a psychologist who  argued that human behavior is irrational and believed in the id, ego, and superego.

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Freud was a popular psychologist during WWI. He was known for having the belief that human behavior was irrational, and his terms id, ego, and superego. His work became popular during post-WWI because he gave an explanation as to why humans act a certain way.

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He was an Austrian psychiatrist who noticed that the human mind could unconsciously retain information and act unconsciously on it latter. These discoveries lead people to believe where the symptoms of shell shock come from, which was widely common in post WW1 Europe.

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Freud was an Austrian psychologist who went against the traditional scientific beliefs of psychologists previous to his time. He is known for his belief that humans think irrationally and their minds are governed by their id, ego, and superego.

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He was a pro "scientific" psychologist who argued that human behavior was irrational and that the mind was governed by an unconsciously by the id, ego, and superego. His work probably became popular after the first world war because it provided an explanation for how people could be so violent and have motivation for war. In other words, it was a coping strategy.

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Freud was a popular psychologist during the WWI era. He is known for his beliefs on irrational behavior and the creations of the id, ego, and superego. His work became popular in this era because some people liked his suggestions for a better mental health and how his psychology weakened the optimistic mind, which made sense in a time where everyone was hopeless.

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Freud was an Austrian psychologist and neurologist who did a lot of work in psychoanalysis. This psychoanalysis allowed for new knowledge to be gained on the mind, which was unknown to most people.

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He was a psychologist who believed that people would have nervous breakdowns (hysteria) and that the human behavior was irrational. He believed that the id, ego and superego are what takes over our conscience and influences our decisions. His work became popular because it created a new advancement in medicine, and people realized that it was a way of coping.

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He was an Austrian Psychologist. He argued that human nature was inherently irrational and was ruled by their mental unconsciousness. Such mental drives produced various actions. He also argued that the conscious mind couldn't locate the origin for these actions. He is known for id, ego and superego (how the mind works). His work became popular post WWI because people began to doubt the conventional reasoning behind how society works and increasingly turned to more irrational explanations behind why things are the way they are.

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-  An Austrian neurologist and psychologist
- His work on psychoanalysis and ideas on the working of the human conscious. (id, ego, superego)
- It gave people answers in a subject where not much was known and in a time where people wanted answers on why humans acted a certain way

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-Who was he? -What did he argue?-What is he known for? -Why do you suppose his work became popular post-WWI? 

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-Who was he? -What did he argue?-What is he known for? -Why do you suppose his work became popular post-WWI? 