In the Tripartite Model, the Contains Our Instincts, Impulses, and Irrational

question 4

Multiple Choice

In the tripartite model, the contains our instincts, impulses, and irrational feelings. It can be described as a "seething cauldron of emotion," and operates strictly by the pleasure-unpleasure principle.

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

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