Psychodynamic Approach and Psychoanalysis mind maps

Psychodynamic approach and psychoanalysis mind maps

These community-made maps bring together topics from the unit in a visual format. They cover ideas about personality, unconscious motives and psychosexual stages, as well as studies associated with Freud and Bowlby.

Study with a map

Start with Psychodynamic approach for a concise map of the approach’s emphasis on unconscious motives and early childhood. Then open Psychosexual stages to explore the connections between drives and behavior. For a case study, try Rat Man study (Freud, 1909), which sets out the study’s aim and method.

Follow the branches of a map and pause to explain each connection in your own words. If you want to check what you remember, switch to a quiz on the unit page. Flashcards can help you practice individual terms, while notes offer another way to study a topic.

Choose a map and follow the branches at your own pace.