Freud believed that human behavior was motivated by unconscious conflicts that were almost always or in nature.

Freud believed that human behavior was motivated by unconscious conflicts that were almost always sexual or aggressive in nature.

According to Freud's theory, from childhood itself our behavior is unconsciously perpetuated by sexual attraction towards our of parent of the sex opposite to ours. This is known as the Oedipus Complex (in male children) and the Electra complex (in female children). These complexes are also characterized by unconscious conflicts that are aggressive in nature with parents of the same sex as ours.

The three sociological perspectives include the beginner’s mind, culture shock, and the sociological imagination