It illustrates Freud’s theory about the unconscious mind, with the large submerged areas showing how much there is that people don’t know about themselves. The id part is totally submerged, the super-ego is mostly in the water with a small part of it exposed in the air, and the ego is mostly in the air with a small part underwater. The iceberg is divided into three parts labelled using terminology from Sigmund Freud: ego, super-ego and id.
Here are some ideas from people who have written about the subject.ĭrawing of an iceberg, part of which is shown underwater. Drawing on their perspectives can help you think about yourself in a different way, and open your mind to new possibilities and opportunities. One big advantage of gathering feedback from other people is that they may have a different view of you from the one you have of yourself. However, planned well, it can be incredibly useful both in confidence building and in highlighting areas for personal development. Getting feedback from another person, of course, isn’t always constructive it can be difficult and even stressful. Have you ever been told something about yourself that you didn’t know, resulting in you gaining confidence in your abilities? The chances are that the answer is yes.
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Good teachers, and managers, usually aim to give you constructive feedback that is, feedback that tells you where you have done well, where you have done less well and how to develop your skills and knowledge.įeedback from others happens in more informal contexts too. When you were a student at school or college, you probably had at least one or two tutors and fellow students whose views you would value and take on board.
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