The correct answer to this open question is the following.
The public facilities, water supply, electric supply, and health services available in my area are considerably decent, although there is always room to improve.
The local government has invested some money in the renovation of public facilities, trying to benefit the people that in the past had suffered from a lack of decent public services.
Public facilities in the city's downtown were the object of some refurbishing. They can host more people. The water supply has no problem because most of the water is taken from a lake close to our town. So in that regard, we have no problems. Now, talking about the health services, they are very expensive and hospitals are not in the best condition. Indeed, people prefer to go to see doctors in other towns. Here is where politicians have too much room for improvement.
Finally, about electric supply, the town has some agreements with other communities to share the services of a major power plant in the area. So no major problems here.
I love McDonald’s but I love Chick-fil-A more. I love ice cream and chicken tenders.
According to Freud, there are three central forces in personality development, and those are Id, Ego, and Superego. When it comes to the control of our moral limits, that would be the job for Superego.
Id controls our most basic drives; Ego controls our rational thoughts; Unconscious controls the things we are not conscious of. So naturally, the correct answer is the remaining choice - superego.
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There are three interrelated ways that culture contributes to cognitive development: social processes that support and guide learning, participation in everyday activities, and symbolic and material artifacts that support and extend thinking.
