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Freud identified three central forces in personality development. which force controls our moral limits

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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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