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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