What is the difference between Conscious mind,Unconscious mind and Subconscious mind ?
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he Brains Behind It All
Famous Austrian psychoanalyst and neurologist, Sigmund Freud popularized the concept of the unconscious mind and believed that it was a repository of thoughts, memories, feelings, etc., which our conscious mind is reluctant to accept.
Sigmund Freud's theory of personality divided the human mind into 3 levels: the conscious (10%), subconscious (50 - 60%), and unconscious (30 - 40%) minds. PsycholoGenie does a comparison between the concepts of subconscious and unconscious, only to help you understand these two psychology concepts in a better way.
The Unconscious Mind
While unconscious is reckoned as a synonym for subconscious, the two are, in fact, quite different from each other. Firstly, when Sigmund Freud used the term 'unconscious mind', he was referring to that part of our mental being that was responsible for making people ill. The theory that he developed was posited on the belief that the thoughts, feelings, ideas, and memories that were loathsome to the conscious mind were all locked away in the unconscious mind. These mental contents weren't accepted by the conscious mind fully because of their disturbing nature, and hence, they are deliberately made unconscious by the conscious mind, which Freud thought had the potentiality of affecting us.
These mental contents stored in the unconscious mind are not necessarily negative, but definitely powerful which, however, cannot be procured after a little prodding like that of the subconscious mind. What is really fascinating is that these mental contents, despite being unacceptable aren't discarded from our mental being altogether and continue to influence us on a subliminal level.
he Brains Behind It All
Famous Austrian psychoanalyst and neurologist, Sigmund Freud popularized the concept of the unconscious mind and believed that it was a repository of thoughts, memories, feelings, etc., which our conscious mind is reluctant to accept.
Sigmund Freud's theory of personality divided the human mind into 3 levels: the conscious (10%), subconscious (50 - 60%), and unconscious (30 - 40%) minds. PsycholoGenie does a comparison between the concepts of subconscious and unconscious, only to help you understand these two psychology concepts in a better way.
The Unconscious Mind
While unconscious is reckoned as a synonym for subconscious, the two are, in fact, quite different from each other. Firstly, when Sigmund Freud used the term 'unconscious mind', he was referring to that part of our mental being that was responsible for making people ill. The theory that he developed was posited on the belief that the thoughts, feelings, ideas, and memories that were loathsome to the conscious mind were all locked away in the unconscious mind. These mental contents weren't accepted by the conscious mind fully because of their disturbing nature, and hence, they are deliberately made unconscious by the conscious mind, which Freud thought had the potentiality of affecting us.
These mental contents stored in the unconscious mind are not necessarily negative, but definitely powerful which, however, cannot be procured after a little prodding like that of the subconscious mind. What is really fascinating is that these mental contents, despite being unacceptable aren't discarded from our mental being altogether and continue to influence us on a subliminal level.
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Famous Austrian psychoanalyst and neurologist, Sigmund Freud popularized the concept of the unconscious mind and believed that it was a repository of thoughts, memories, feelings, etc., which our conscious mind is reluctant to accept.
Sigmund Freud's theory of personality divided the human mind into 3 levels: the conscious (10%), subconscious (50 - 60%), and unconscious (30 - 40%) minds. PsycholoGenie does a comparison between the concepts of subconscious and unconscious, only to help you understand these two psychology concepts in a better way.
The Unconscious Mind
While unconscious is reckoned as a synonym for subconscious, the two are, in fact, quite different from each other. Firstly, when Sigmund Freud used the term 'unconscious mind', he was referring to that part of our mental being that was responsible for making people ill. The theory that he developed was posited on the belief that the thoughts, feelings, ideas, and memories that were loathsome to the conscious mind were all locked away in the unconscious mind. These mental contents weren't accepted by the conscious mind fully because of their disturbing nature, and hence, they are deliberately made unconscious by the conscious mind, which Freud thought had the potentiality of affecting us.
These mental contents stored in the unconscious mind are not necessarily negative, but definitely powerful which, however, cannot be procured after a little prodding like that of the subconscious mind. What is really fascinating is that these mental contents, despite being unacceptable aren't discarded from our mental being altogether and continue to influence us on a subliminal level.
he Brains Behind It All
Famous Austrian psychoanalyst and neurologist, Sigmund Freud popularized the concept of the unconscious mind and believed that it was a repository of thoughts, memories, feelings, etc., which our conscious mind is reluctant to accept.
Sigmund Freud's theory of personality divided the human mind into 3 levels: the conscious (10%), subconscious (50 - 60%), and unconscious (30 - 40%) minds. PsycholoGenie does a comparison between the concepts of subconscious and unconscious, only to help you understand these two psychology concepts in a better way.
The Unconscious Mind
While unconscious is reckoned as a synonym for subconscious, the two are, in fact, quite different from each other. Firstly, when Sigmund Freud used the term 'unconscious mind', he was referring to that part of our mental being that was responsible for making people ill. The theory that he developed was posited on the belief that the thoughts, feelings, ideas, and memories that were loathsome to the conscious mind were all locked away in the unconscious mind. These mental contents weren't accepted by the conscious mind fully because of their disturbing nature, and hence, they are deliberately made unconscious by the conscious mind, which Freud thought had the potentiality of affecting us.
These mental contents stored in the unconscious mind are not necessarily negative, but definitely powerful which, however, cannot be procured after a little prodding like that of the subconscious mind. What is really fascinating is that these mental contents, despite being unacceptable aren't discarded from our mental being altogether and continue to influence us on a subliminal level.
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conscious is the part where we play a significant role by retaining things like we would usually do, like reading writing doing your homework etc, while unconscious is a part where we dont really use our powers to act like while sleeping you snore helplessly because you dont even know if you were doing it.
and subconscious is a part where noone controlls nothing, it just developes with the personality within you and everythng is pretty much sorts out in its own way automatically when you stop thinking its just going around you even right now things are sorting out itself.
and subconscious is a part where noone controlls nothing, it just developes with the personality within you and everythng is pretty much sorts out in its own way automatically when you stop thinking its just going around you even right now things are sorting out itself.
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