Pathological psychology of daily life

Considered (Abnormal Psychology in Daily Life) one of the most famous books created by Sigmund Freud, and the best as an introduction to psychoanalysis, it discusses some problems that all of us face in our daily lives, and prevent us from true awareness of our attitudes towards people, events, and the relationships that connect them. Freud in this book addressed problems such as forgetfulness: names, some words in foreign languages, impressions, projects, actions performed incorrectly, accidental and incidental behaviors, mistaken common behaviors, childhood memories, slips of the tongue, writing errors, belief in luck and superstition, and others. He clarified that all these errors are merely manifestations of thoughts and motives hidden in the unconscious, and exert a tremendous influence on our behaviors, ways of living, and critical decisions in our daily lives. He creatively reveals the ability of psychoanalysis — through his technique of free association — to uncover the veils that hide these tendencies and motives, helping us to gain a deeper understanding of ourselves, others, and the relationships that connect us, and thus get closer to healthier, clearer, and more balanced relationships.