In Freud's Theory, the Superego Is the Part of Personality

question 104

Multiple Choice

In Freud's theory, the superego is the part of personality that

• A) includes the drives for biological gratification.
• B) suppresses the desires of the ego in order to make logical decisions.
• C) includes dos and don'ts handed down from one's parents.
• D) strives for superiority.

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Definitions:

Autonomy

The degree to which an individual or entity has the freedom and independence to make their own choices and decisions.

Task Identity

The extent to which a position necessitates the finishing of a complete and distinguishable piece of work.

Empowerment

The process of giving individuals or groups more control over their lives or the situation they are in, often by delegating power or resources.

Job Rotation

involves periodically moving employees to different tasks or roles within an organization to promote skill development and reduce monotony.