Question

37. The id attempts to relieve tension created by primitive drives related to hunger, sex, aggression and irrational impulses.    T          F

The theory revolved around the id, ego and superego are based on Sigmund Freud’s personality model. T          F

38. Freud believed that only the id and ego have conscious components. T      F

39. Freud’s theory of personality represent abstract concepts of a general model of personality that describes the interaction of forces that motivate behavior.   T           F

40. The superego harshly judges the morality an individual’s behavior.   T     F

Answer 1

37 . False ( id is concerned with immediate gratification of the primitive drives)

True ( Freud's psychoanalytic theory of personality is formed around the conflicts between three fundamental structures of the mind viz id , ego and super ego)

38. False ( according to Freud , id which contains the instictual drives of the personality is the darkest inaccessible part, charecteristics of which is learned from dream work and construction of neurotic symptoms. On the contrary, ego and super ego have both conscious and unconscious parts)

39. True ( the three topographical structure of mind which are in conflict and interaction are not related to any brain structures but psychological concepts explaining the psychoanalytic view of personality)

40. True ( super ego reflects the internalization of culture and morality and its function is thought to be judging the individual's behaviour stemming out of id impulses)