Problem
I'm trying to do on Harry Potter need help. If you don't mind using (one perspective) Your free to use another character but so I know, provide info about them.
This is the prompt my professor gave to me.
Choose a fictional character from a book, TV show, movie, or any other type of medium that I might have forgotten and analyze various aspects of their personality from one perspective (Psychoanalytic/Psychodynamic, Humanistic, Trait, Social-Cognitive, or Biological) that we have covered in class.
For example, do they make frequent use of Freudian defense mechanisms? Maybe they're just a little bit too close with their mother? Are they so in touch with their inner experiences that Carl Rogers would be proud? Perhaps their ideal, ought, and actual selves aren't entirely integrated? Does their behavior radically change from situation to situation or can you identify some pretty stable traits?
Again, these are just examples. I don't have to use those question above but that's just a guide. I will have to explain the perspective are using in own words and explain the character from that perspective. One final note, though: the character please make sure to include brief, relevant details (about them, the plot, etc.).