Id, Ego, SuperEgo

The ____ is the force of the mind that makes a person have urges or desires that need be fulfilled.

• id
• superego
• ego
• superid

A synonym for id is 

• instinct
• instint
• instant
• identification

Which of the following is not a component of the id? 

• sex drive
• love
• death
• kindness toward others

The id

• a developmental period that leaves its mark on adult personality
• the moral component of personality
• the decision-making component of personality
• the primitive, animalistic component of personality

Id is pleasure principle

• true
• false

The Super Ego strives for moral perfection.  What happens when a person cannot meet these standards?

• Happiness
• Good Times
• Guilt/Anxiety
• Concentration on the id

In Beauty and the Beast, an example of a character who lives by "id" is

• Gaston because he is focused on Belle and being with Belle
• La Feu because he attempts to guide Gaston to the correct decisions
• Belle because she reads many books
• the Beast because he invites Belle to dinner and attempts conversation 

In Beauty and the Beast, an example of a character living by "id" is

• the wolves in the forest--they attack when there is a presence of food
• Lumiere--he strikes up conversation with Belle in the cell
• Beast--he watches the petals fall and considers what may happen
• Cogsworth--he tells the time of day (even though it is often incorrect)

In Beauty and the Beast, an example of a character living by "ego" is

• Gaston--he likes to look at himself in the mirror
• Maurice (Belle's father)--he runs from the wolves
• Belle--she makes a washing machine to do her laundry
• the hag--she cast a spell on the Beast

In Beauty and the Beast, an example of a character living by "ego" is

• the townspeople
• Mrs. Potts
• the Beast before the spell
• Gaston