Sigmund Freud was a Hungarian neurologist who is considered one of the founding figures of the field of psychology. Freud had published multiple theories, including psychosexual development. He was known for having conducted his research on himself, rather than using the scientific method as was commonly accepted at the time. However, he did make use of empirical observations and recorded them in his diaries and notes. As more information is revealed about him today, more questions are being raised about whether or not he actually believed some of what he wrote in his books. Freud's ideas have had a significant impact on human culture, including his theories of the unconscious mind, repression, defense mechanisms, and dream interpretation. His theories are often considered to be associated with certain values or norms that form part of the zeitgeist of his era. Some of these norms include the belief in the predominance of sexual motives in human life and - even though he personally rejected it - assumptions about racial differences.For over a century Freud’s ideas have prompted controversy and debate across various fields including history, psychoanalysis, Nazi Germany and feminism. However, perhaps one of the most notable contributions made by Freud was his introduction to psychology through psychoanalysis. Through his research, he was able to find the connection between the mind and the body, specifically at the time when neurology focused mainly on observable behavior. His research displayed how important unconscious mental processes are to understanding behaviour. Freud developed a distinctive method of investigation in which he would use his patients' dreams to work through their psychological states. Thus, his psychoanalytic theory remains widely influential amongst contemporary psychologists.Freud believed that some dreams symbolize some form of wish fulfillment. He believed that this wish-fulfillment is achieved by distortion in some symbolic manner that represents relationships satisfactory to the dreamer's more hidden wishes or deeper concerns. Freud believed that the only way to fulfill one's dreams is through unconscious wish-fulfillment. Freud's "Gradiva" (1901) used the same basic premise, however, she was based on a fairy tale. Similarly, "The Psychopathology of Everyday Life (1901)" described the inner workings of people that may not always be conscious. It also examined symbols in dreams, as well as how everyday thoughts are related to mental illness.Freud believed that unconscious motivations are what drive people to act in certain ways throughout their lives. But because these motivations are buried deep within the psyche, they can't all be seen by others. Freud recognized that sometimes people act in ways that contradict their beliefs while they're awake. These kinds of contradictions are called Freud's Defense Mechanisms. Freud believed that our unconscious does not have the same moral structures as our conscious mind. He believed that the mind is divided into three parts: inside, outside, and middle. The inside part is the unconscious - it contains the same desires/wishes/thoughts/beliefs/etc., just far more buried than in the conscious waking mind. The outside part is also known as the "ego" - it's what we consciously experience when we're awake, but was once just a part of our unconscious mind.

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