The Personality Structure Freud Called the Id

question 49

Multiple Choice

The personality structure Freud called the id

• A) utilizes what is called "secondary process thinking."
• B) is the internalization of the moral standards of society.
• C) begins to develop in the first year of life in response to experiences in which the infant's instinctual demands are not immediately met.
• D) represents the rational aspect of one's personality.
• E) acts according to the pleasure principle.

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