Which of the following statements best describes the function of Freudian super ego? a) "I want to do that now" b) "maybe we can compromise c) "it's not right to do that" d) None of the above
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I want to do that now... that describes...... .ego
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The statement that best describes the function of the Freudian superego is "it's not the right thing to do that"
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Superego is the values and morals of a society that are learned from their parents.
According to Freud's personality theory,
- It develops at age of 3 - 5 years during psychosexual development.
- As rewards, It is seen as feelings of satisfaction and pride.
- As for punishments, feelings of guilt and shame.
- It is an unconscious voice of conscience and it is the source of self-criticism too.
The superego's function
- is to control the id's impulses.
- it also has the function to persuade the ego to moralistic goals to strive for perfection.
Superego has 2 systems:
- Conscience
- ideal - self
Our inner voice is called the Conscience, it tells when something goes wrong. It can punish the ego through feelings of guilt.
The ideal - self is the picture of oneself, that represents career aspirations, behaviour in society etc.
Therefore, the best statement that describes is " It's not right to do that".
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