Freud is the representative of psychoanalysis in the three major schools of psychology, which is gradually formed by Freud's numerous summaries and years of accumulation of human morbid psychology in his lifelong psychiatric practice.

It mainly focuses on psychoanalysis and treatment, and thus puts forward a new and unique explanation of human psychology and personality. Emphasize the influence of people's childhood experiences on people.

Freud's psychoanalysis initiated the study of subconscious psychology, created new fields of personality psychology, dynamic psychology and abnormal psychology, promoted the development of self-psychology, and influenced many treatment methods in the field of psychotherapy later.

Before psychoanalytic psychology, traditional psychology took consciousness as the research object except behaviorism. Although some scholars have discussed the subconscious in history, the only psychological system that really takes the subconscious as the research object is psychoanalytic psychology.

Freud broke the tradition of rationalism, affirmed the role of irrational factors in behavior and created a system of subconscious psychology.

Freud not only revolutionized psychology, but also established a system of psychopathology and psychotherapy. He is also a sociologist with many original ideas.

He is the author of Totems and Taboos (19 13), Group Analysis and Self-analysis (192 1), Illusion Prospect (1928) and Civilization and Its Dissatisfaction (65433).

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Psychoanalysis, behaviorism and humanistic psychology have the greatest influence and are called the three main forces of psychology.

The three schools mainly benefit from American psychological practice and have direct and systematic treatment schemes and means for abnormal psychology. It gained more recognition from psychiatrists and organizations.

The three schools deal with treatment and psychological development at three levels: subconscious, behavior and self-improvement, which just support and improve each other and form a complete system.

Freud's psychoanalytic theory not only promoted the development of psychology as schools of psychology, but also spread widely in the general ideology in today's capitalist countries, especially in the United States.

It not only influenced contemporary western literature and art, but also had a far-reaching impact on religion, ethics and history. His book Totems and Taboos can be said to be the representative of this influence.

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