Answer:
The personality structure that is in control in the case given is:
b) <u>ego</u>.
Explanation:
According to Freud, there are three personality structures:
- The id that cares about the most primitive requirements of being and how to satisfy them.
- The superego that cares about keeping the id controlled through the ethical and / or moral ideas that have been instilled in it.
- <u>The ego</u>, in charge of focusing on reality to be, aimed at satisfying the id, but aware of the needs that life in reality brings.
The ego is the one that best represents Anthony's situation, since although he is tired and would surely prefer to meet the needs of the id, <u>he is forced by himself to get up, go to classes and study, in order to obtain a university degree (engine of his reality), with which in the future he can meet the needs of the id, without neglecting the reality in which he lives</u>.
Answer:
This woman is Overweight.
Explanation:
There is an indicator which defines the body type of a person. This indicator is called the Body Mass Index, BMI. This indicator is the ratio of a person's weight in kilograms to his height. If the BMI of a person is in the range of 18.5 to 24.9, he is in the healthy weight category. If his BMI falls in the range of 25 to 29.9, he is within the overweight range. And if the BMI is above 30, he is in the category of Obese people.
Considering the height of the woman in this example to be 5 feet 6 inches, then with a weight of 189 pounds, she falls in the category of Overweight women.
She is drinking without thinking about her weight. She seems mentally unstable. She seems to be doing the stress eating.
Each child has a 25% chance of having brown eyes and a 75% chance of having blue eyes. This is simplified since the other eye color genes (like those that influence green eyes) are being ignored. But it does mean that brown (or green or hazel or…) eyes are a definite possibility for these blue eyed parents
Joe moved to a new town and was having a hard time making friends.
recently he met some people he really liked at a party. they started
smoking marijuana and offered him some. he smoked the marijuana, even though he didn't
want to. what should Joe do the next time this happens in order to stay
drug free?
<span>-know say no, refused to smoke, be firm with his friends, not to be lead.
</span><span>- Or make <span>more friends</span></span>
