What is the relationship between the id, the ego, and the super-ego in Freudian theory?
a. The superego represents uncontrolled drives; the ego is the peacemaker; and the id is the internalized civilization messagethe conscience.
b. The superego is the internalized civilization messagethe conscience; the ego is the peacemaker; and the id represents uncontrolled drives.
c. The superego is the peacemaker; the ego is the internalized civilization message; and the id represents uncontrolled drives.
d. The superego is the internalized civilization messagethe conscience; the ego represents uncontrolled drives; and the id is the peacemaker.
e. Each one represents a parent figure of some type.
Question 2
According to Freud, what is internalizing?
a. Taking something that a person says personally and out of context.
b. Being influenced in adulthood by things that occurred in childhood.
c. Replacing external prompting by authority figures with prompting from within our own psyches.
d. Becoming physically sick when accused of wrongdoing.
e. Including a non-family member in a family group.
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