Answer:
The super-ego
Explanation:
According to Freudian theory, there are 3 personality structures:
- The id: the most primitive of all 3 structures and the one that forms first during child development. The id is concerned with immediate gratification of needs and urges. (It's instinctive)
- The super-ego: It's concerned with moral rules, it's like one's conscience, or in other words "the moral compass". (it's moral)
- The ego: is the structure in charge of mediating with the id and the super-ego, so it's the one that keeps things in balance between the other two. (it's rational)
So, your friend went out to drink even though he should've stayed in and studied (he followed his id), now that he's feeling guilt about it, he's thinking about what he did wrong, and it's the super-ego which is concerned with what's right and what's wrong and moral rules.
Thus, the super-ego is causing the guilt.
Answer:
passive genotype-environment correlation
Explanation:
The passive genotype-environment correlation explains that parents can be a source of genetic and environmental influences. In this system genetically related individuals are exposed to environments that correlate with their genetic predisposition. We can relate this to Johnathon's case, if we think that interest in literature is inherited from both genetics and the environment that Johnathon's parents set for his creation.
The prosperity affects how much people spend as consumers. ... An economic theory that links prosperity to consumer demand for goods and services, and that makes consumer behavior centrsl to economic decision making.
Answer: preponderance of evidence.
In a civil case it must be proven that essentially something more than likely occurred in a certain way. This burden of proof is the responsibility of the plaintiff. As compared to a criminal case where the burden of proof is on the defendant (reasonable doubt).
Answer:
Super-Ego
Explanation:
Sigmund Freud was an Austrian neurologist as well as being the founder of the study known as Psychoanalysis. Based on Freud's studies as well as information provided within this question it can be said that Marcy's superego is what is making her feel this way.
SuperEgo is one of Freud's structural model of the psyche, which is defined as the part of personality made up of ideas or traits that were learned from our parents as well as the society.
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