In Freud's Theory, Why Does the Ego Have a Difficult

question 7

Multiple Choice

In Freud's theory, why does the ego have a difficult job?

• A) Because the ego is the conscience, it must constantly resist temptation.
• B) Because the ego is the executive, it must resolve conflicts between the id and superego.
• C) Because the ego operates on the pleasure principle, it must find ways to avoid unpleasant situations.
• D) Because the ego is entirely unconscious, it has difficulty influencing conscious behavior.

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