Question

According to Sigmund Freud, when the id gets out of hand, individuals follow their desires for pleasure and ________. demand self-gratification seek intimacy break society's norms need for isolation

Answer 1

Answer:

Individuals follow their desires for pleasure and break society's norms.

Explanation:

According to Freud, the Id is the "animal side" of an individual; that pure need for immediate pleasure and gratification, without much regard for future consequences. It is kept in place and controlled by the Ego and Superego, the reality check and moral part of one's psyche.

When it gets out of hand, an individual is guided by his/her desires for pleasure and since he/she has no regard for rules or consequences, he/she can break society's norms without much thought.