🔴 Learning Psychology : Part 1 - On Sigmund Freud and defence mechanisms

A discussion on the basics of psychology, Sigmund Freud and an introduction to defence mechanisms with psychiatrist Dr. Mansi Vora. 
Timestamps to important points of discussion:
0:00 start
21:50 my experience with livestreams so far!
23:50 Dr. Mansi rejoins the discussion with much better connection
24:08 Why is Sigmund Freud considered a revolutionary?
27:50 On conversion disorder and hysteria
31:30 Defence mechanisms vs Coping mechanisms
35:37 On Id, Ego, Superego
40:01 On connecting neuroscience to Freud's Id-ego-superego theory
51:23 On specific defence mechanisms
52:45 On displacement
56:14 On dissociation
1:01:00 On suppression and repression
1:08:00 On conversion vs malingering
1:13:29 On projection
1:19:32 On mature defence mechanisms

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[Sidwarrier]

Thanks for the response! There was a network glitch at the start. Have added timestamps in the description so you can jump to the good parts.

[PrateekGulatiWorld]

Stream starts here: 24:06
You're welcome!

[marshall]

Hi. Thank you for rekindling discussions on psychoanalysis that have been lost for a long time, and are yet very relevant to contemporary individual as well as social psychology (applied and clinical). There is a vast area to explore how it applies to Indian settings and psychoanalysis is generally an endless sea.

RE: 40.01 where you're talking about the missing link between neuroscience and psychoanalysis. There is a entire field dedicated to this by the name of Neuropsychoanalysis. The links that you were trying to establish between the hierarchy of brain areas and the topographical model of Freud has been written about in journals dedicated to neuropsychoanalysis. You may want to look up the works of Dr Mark Solms.

[sukladas]

A legendary discussion between the hosts is the Sunday best well spent..

Sir

PLEASE CONTINUE THIS DISCUSSION EVERY NOW AND THEN TO MAKE US REALISE WHAT WE TRULY ARE.. WHAT OUR POTENTIAL IS..

[bugsie]

Highly underappreciated discussion. More people should be watching this !

[kai.]

I've always been fascinated by psychology. This was such a delightful treat. :)

[anujmithbavkar]

Great chat on psychology and both speakers were equally energetic and enthusiastic

[pjairam]

Very interesting session . As you mentioned, the awareness would certainly help in keeping a control on the emotions. Looking forward to the next session.

[singladivyanshu]

What a great moment we had♥️
Hats off to you man👍

[sattakshipandey]

Watched it twice, just amazing how you both did a wonderful job tryna explain in such a beautiful way. Please talk about Psyche and the realms of the unconscious.

[soumyasharu]

I'm a PG Clinical Psychology student. This lecture was a good revision. Thank you for these amazing series! ♥️

[sanatht]

Where was this my whole quarentine....Loved it👍👍

[gomathyganapathy]

This was absolutely amazing! I have binge watched streams before, but never felt this 'productive' at the end of it! Thanks to both of you for being so eager to share your knowledge. It is really inspiring! ^_^

[BoyWithLaziness]

The more I see your videos the more I like you, really great stuff you putting out there!

[tanushha]

This is amazing! Thank you for doing this!

[neerajasuresh]

I just started watching this series! This is amazing! Manasi explains concepts so nicely :) And I must tell you Sid, I was not distracted at all.

[prachijain]

Thanks for doing this! It would be great if you could discuss what books should a layman read to start learning about psychology.

[anandita]

Thank you for the time stamps! Another amazing stream.

[suruchisinghal]

I had always wanted to know abt psychology, didnt know how and where to start. Thanks for doing this.

[tanajisahastrabuddhe]

Can you please have 1 session on Industrial/Organizational psychology ?