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According to Freud, easily recalled, but not currently known memories and drives are considered to be which part of the personality?





Correct Answer:
preconscious mind


according to sigmund freud, the architect of psychoanalytic theory, human personality is complex and multi-layered, consisting of the conscious, preconscious, and unconscious mind. each of these layers plays a distinct role in influencing our behavior, thoughts, and emotions.

the preconscious mind, which is the correct answer to the question, refers to the part of the personality where information is stored that is not currently in the conscious mind but can be easily accessed when necessary. this includes memories and knowledge that are not at the forefront of our thoughts but can be readily brought into consciousness without significant effort. for example, you may not always be actively thinking about the details of your home address, but you can easily recall it when needed.

in contrast, the conscious mind encompasses the thoughts, memories, and feelings that we are actively aware of at any given moment. it is the aspect of our mental processing that we can think and talk about rationally. this might include our current thoughts about a project at work, the taste of the food we are eating, or our plans for the day.

on the deeper level lies the unconscious mind, which contains processes that are the reservoir of feelings, thoughts, urges, and memories that are outside of our conscious awareness. the unconscious mind greatly influences our behavior and experiences, even though we are unaware of these underlying influences. it holds repressed memories and desires, which can affect our thinking and behavior in ways we might not recognize directly.

freud's model suggests that the preconscious acts as a sort of bridge between the unconscious and conscious minds. it holds information that is not currently in the spotlight of consciousness but can easily shift into it when relevant. understanding this structure of the mind according to freud helps in comprehending how we process thoughts and memories, and how these processes influence our behavior and personality.


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