What does Freud’s theory of dreams tell us about the nature of the human mind? Freud insists that dreams are a product of the individual’s mind and are not something impressed on the mind by outside sources. If the are mental events that need to be analyzed to be understood, what can be inferred about the mind that created them? The Comfort of Maize The functioning of the human mind remains in great …showed first 75 words of 998 total…

…showed last 75 words of 998 total…motivation of this function; yet, no one has yet been able to provide scientific evidence for describing the actual processes. Also, this function still cannot be defined by the classes of intelligence. Yet, that does not eliminate the overwhelming evidence provided by Jung, Gardner, and mainly Freud to show that the dream-wish function is developed through some sort of complex intellectual activity that serves us to promote the greatest amount of satisfaction during our survival.