Question

According to Sigmund Freud, which personality component identifies the realization of societal norms and values?

Answer 1

This question is incomplete.The complete question is:

According to Sigmund Freud, which personality component identifies the realization of societal norms and values? A. id B. ego C. me D. superego

Answer:

The correct answer is option  D. superego.

Explanation:

According to Freud, there is more than one aspect of our human psyche.

Therefore, in 1923 the Freud's personality theory was developed. Here the psyche was divided into three parts: the id, ego and superego.

The id would be the most primitive and instinctive part of the human psyche. This includes the sexual instinct and the aggressive instinct.

The ego is that part of our personality that has been modified because of the influence received from the external world. It would be the part that is in the middle between the outside world and the id. Its function is carried out by reason.

Finally, we find the superego. It contains the social values and morals that a person learns. It begins to develop between 3 and 5 years old.

The superego controls those impulses found in id.

Answer 2

The superego. The superego is the part that becomes aware of how we are and are not to behave.