The archetype that presents the self-defeating, childish or trickster part of the personality is called the Demon/Daemon
Explanation:
In Jung's psychoanalysis there are certain archetypes that are present in all humans regardless of their culture or affinity to each other.
These archetypes are common to all the humans on the planet and cannot be escaped from.
One of the archetypes is the one of the Demon who is always wrecking havoc in the unconscious of the person and is a trickster.
The demon plays tricks and makes the mind go childish and take up a self defeatist attitude towards the life they are leading.
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I believe the answer is C
Answer:
The <u>ego</u> houses an individual’s higher mental functions, such as reasoning, problem solving, and decision making.
Explanation:
According to Freud's psychoanalytic theory, the mind is responsible for all the conscious, as well as unconscious decisions that an individual makes on the basis of the psychic drives. The three components of the complex human personality are id, ego, and super-ego.
According to this theory, the ego acts according to the realistic principle. It is the realistic and organized part, which maintains a balance between pain and pressure. It is also responsible for the higher mental functions of an individual like reasoning, problem solving, and decision making.