Freud Defined the Superego As

question 55

Multiple Choice

Freud defined the superego as:

• A) the person we would be if we could act out all the id's desires
• B) the self that is formed when we act instinctually
• C) the part of the mind containing moral standards
• D) the part of the mind that allows us to manipulate social situations to our own ends

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