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Psychodynamic Theory: The Role of the Unconscious and Early Experience
Psychodynamic theory emphasizes unconscious processes and unresolved childhood conflicts as drivers of behavior and personality. Originating with Freud, it posits that repressed emotions and early relational patterns shape adult functioning. Therapy aims to bring unconscious material into awareness, fostering insight and change.
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