A1 Freud's Psyche Theory

What is the primary principle that the id operates on according to Freud's theory?

• Reality principle

• Pleasure principle

• Morality principle

• Social principle

Which part of the psyche is responsible for making decisions based on real-world consequences?

• Id

• Ego

• Superego

• Subconscious

What role does the superego play in Freud's model of the psyche?

• It acts on primary desires

• It mediates between the ego and the id

• It is responsible for decision-making

• It operates on the reality principle

Which defence mechanism involves pushing the desires of the id into the unconscious mind?

• Denial

• Repression

• Projection

• Rationalisation

When the ego generates thoughts that the superego disagrees with, what feelings are typically produced?

• Happiness and joy

• Guilt and shame

• Anger and frustration

• Fear and anxiety

Which part of the psyche is described as acting in a selfish manner, focusing on primary desires and wants?

• Ego

• Superego

• Id

• Conscious

What is the main function of the ego in relation to the id?

• To suppress the id's desires completely

• To grant the desires of the id in the real world

• To ignore the id's desires

• To act as a moral compass

Which of the following is NOT a defence mechanism developed by the ego?

• Repression

• Denial

• Acceptance

• Projection

In Freud's theory, which part of the psyche is most closely associated with the conscience?

• Id

• Ego

• Superego

• Subconscious

What happens when the ego struggles to manage conflict with the id?

• It becomes more dominant

• It develops defence mechanisms

• It merges with the superego

• It ceases to function