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Summarize how Leak and Christopher interpret the id, ego, and superego within the evolutionary framework.
 
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All of the following are among the approaches to assessing personality discussed in this book EXCEPT
 
  A) existential.
  B) humanistic.
  C) biological.
  D) philological.
  E) neoanalytic.



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Answer to Question 1

Leak and Christopher suggest that the ego (consciousness) is the behavioral management system for which the id and superego provide motivation. There are two types of motivation: Selfish and group-relevant; both have had adaptive value for the species. The id reflects adaptation to the nonsocial environment, where competition for resources is intense and individualistic; the superego represents tendencies that evolved in response to selection pressures that developed when our ancestors took up group living.

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Reply 2 on: Jun 21, 2018
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