Théorie des pulsions

Théorie des pulsions, developed by Sigmund Freud, suggests that human behavior is driven by innate, subconscious forces called "pulsions" or instincts. These include life instincts (like desire, love, and survival) and death instincts (destructive tendencies). These pulsions generate psychological energy that influences thoughts, emotions, and actions. The theory explains how internal drives shape personality and behavior, often operating beneath conscious awareness. Managing these pulsions is crucial for mental health, as unresolved conflicts can lead to psychological issues. Overall, it highlights the dynamic interplay between inherent instincts and conscious experience in human life.