Answer: Identity vs. Role Confusion
According to Erikson’s Psychosocial Stages of Development, the ego is in its 5th stage during adolescence, there are 8 stages in total. In this time individuals have more independence and are more free to discover who they are and realize their identity.
Answer:c. Political culture
Explanation:
It involves both the political ideals (which are the set standards of the organisation) and operating rules of a polity ( a polity is a group of people who share collective identity under a institutionalised hierarchy such as the country's government)
Political culture then refect the history of the organisation , the history of its members and the whole operation system of a polity .
His eyes snapped open. A stale odour overwhelmed his senses. The room was dimly lit, and the walls curved with light gray walls seemingly looming over him. The floor was covered with black tiles. He stood up, shaking his head to try alleviate the smell that threatened to make him sneeze. He was surprised to see no door; only a trap door on the ceiling that seemed to blend in with the walls. The room was unfurnished, which struck him as strange
Answer:
tries to satisfy urges while acknowledging the constraints of the real world
Explanation:
The options are not listed correctly. The correct form should be :
A.follows the pleasure principle
B. tries to satisfy urges while acknowledging the constraints of the real world
C. emerges during the resolution of the Oedipal/Electra complexes
D. acts like your conscience by avoiding bad behavior and striving for morally correct behavior
THE CORRECT ANSWER IS B.
tries to satisfy urges while acknowledging the constraints of the real world.
Sigmund Freud, his famous psychoanalytic theory of personality divided human complex personality in to three elements which are: id, the ego, and the superego.
The ego powerfully influence an individual decision in the real world. It is an offshoot of the Id elements that tries to satisfy urges while acknowledging the constraints of the real world. The ego also engages rational and realistic thinking to inform a behaviour
