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Freud described the the features and structures of the mind by developing a topographical model.

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One example of the Psychoanalytic Theory is when someone has the urge to eat a slice of cake but then unconsciously decides not to eat it because they are trying to diet. They then feel guilty because they want to eat the cake.

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Freud developed methods of analyzing dream content for repressed thoughts and desires. He believed that dreams were a window into the unconscious mind.

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one example of the unconscious mind is when you don't like a specific food because of an experience you had with it like getting sick. You don't know why you don't like it and you don't belive you have a problem with it but you will not eat it.

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A treatment for mental health disorders that involves exploring unconscious thoughts and feelings

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He created multiple defense mechanisms such as repression and projection, which the ego employs to handle the tension and conflicts among the id, superego, and the demands of reality.

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one example of defense mechanisms is when people refuse to acknowledge a reality, like denying they have a drinking problem even when evidence suggests otherwise

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Freud's theory suggested that early childhood experiences and stages (oral, anal, phallic, latency, and genital) shape our adult personality and behavior.

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One example of psychosexual development is when a baby loves its doll and always wants it in her life.

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for example, if someone dreams of being chased by a large, aggressive dog, it could be interpreted as a repressed fear of a dominant authority figure in their life, like a boss or father