ego psychology theory

In personality development theory {ego psychology theory}, unconscious motives and thoughts {primary process} can come from id and are pleasure oriented, while behaviors controlled by ego {secondary process} are rational and real. Emotional unconscious beliefs are the basis for understanding and behavior. Ego consciously does problem solving and regulates emotions and drives. People use defense mechanisms to resolve conflicts. People build ideas of their capabilities and opportunities {ego identity, development} to oppose loss of self {ego diffusion, development}.

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