Answers to the "persistent" questions in psychology have varied over the years; some answers seem silly years later, while others evolve and build with new information. After watching the comedic "Witch Village" video thinking about how it applies to the history of psychological ideas and theories:

Witch Village: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HsW6ZjOAgng

1. What is and one idea in the broad field of psychology that has interested most people and that has known some degree of controversy/disagreement (e.g., personality types, dreams, the unconscious, trauma, stages of development, free will...)? Why?

2. How can a concept learned from the ancient history of psychology either challenge or inform a person's thinking about this idea?.