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Volume 4 Issue 5
September-October 2026
| Author(s) | Ms. LEKSHMI DAS, Mr. ALFRED JOE JOSEPH, Mr. ARULMANI S, Mr. LOGISWARAN P |
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| Country | India |
| Abstract | Psychoanalytic technique or theory is a model to understand human behaviour and personality which is said to be a by-product of unconscious mind and early stages of a child`s experience. In this model we are digging deep in to model of psychoanalytic theory`s core principle that is Ego, Id, and Super Ego, that a child comes through and these helps one to form his or her mind unconsciously, to study the unconscious motives that a person poses we had taken this model. It`s developed from ID but it is an intermediate one which operates between the ID and Super Ego it works on the reality principle, containing the impulses and the moral compasses and choosing in-between to keep one true balanced. It`s the moral value one develops as a result of society and parent, it strives for perfection and judges based on what`s through and imbalances in there are the reaction for one’s unconscious desires, the ego acts as an essential part is forming a right one, but if with ID or Super Ego gets in control or dominates, it’s not a healthy mentality that one might possess or a weak Ego is also a reason to form the other two to be dominant. The method that’s been improvised in this revised is questioner technique. Which includes a certain level of questions to analyse over ID, Ego and Super Ego based on the level one chooses to answer and the targeted ones here use the juveniles as we think they dons have a certain Super Ego or a strong ID but still they have Ego to differentiate between the both so the project might end one to be either tilted towards ID or Super Ego. |
| Keywords | psychoanalytic, unconscious, super ego, juveniles, ID |
| Discipline | Other |
| Published In | Volume 4, Issue 5, September-October 2026 |
| Published On | 2026-09-03 |

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