THE EFFECT AUTHORITARIAN PARENT STYLE USE PSYCHOANALYSIS SIGMUND FREUD IN TURNING RED FILM BY DOME SHII

Abstract

Authoritarian parenting as a way to educating children effect to children’s psychology. This study aims to find the effect of authoritarian parenting reflected in Turning Red film. This study uses descriptive qualitative methods, and data taken from films, journals and articles related to the topic studied, the author uses Diana Baumrind's theory to determine the effect of parenting style and uses Sigmund Freud's theory to analyze Id, Ego and Superego and uses Defense Mechanism in this study. This study finds that the effects of authoritarian parent to children psychology in Turning Red film are fake obedient and rebellious. The psychological dynamics that create these effects are involving conflicts of Id in form of girl puberty symbolized red panda and super ego in form of chines or eastern culture and Canadian or western culture. The psychological conflicts lead to ego defense mechanisms such as: Reaction Formation, Intellectualization. The conclusion that in the process of children leading to adolescence, it needs two-way communication where parents and children can understand and appreciate each other.