In Psychoanalysis, the Part of the Personality That Represents Reason

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Multiple Choice

In psychoanalysis, the part of the personality that represents reason and good sense and responds to reality is called the:

• A) libido.
• B) superego.
• C) ego.
• D) id.

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Definitions:

Implicit Leadership

The idea that leadership qualities are primarily shaped by observers’ beliefs and expectations rather than the explicit traits or behaviors of the leader themselves.

Compassionate

Involves showing sympathy and a desire to help others.

Manipulative

Manipulative characterizes behavior that is scheming or calculating, often with the intention of controlling or influencing others in a deceitful way.

Upward Appeal

A strategy where individuals seek the support or approval of higher-level members within an organization to influence decisions or gain favor.