What does the Id represent in Freud's theory?

• Moral standards

• Primal instincts and desires

• Rational decision-making

• Societal expectations

What is the role of the Ego in Freud's theory?

• To impose societal expectations

• To drive primal instincts

• To mediate between Id and Superego

• To represent moral standards

Which principle does the Id operate on?

• Social principle

• Pleasure principle

• Reality principle

• Moral principle

What does the Superego represent?

• Unconscious desires

• Primal instincts

• Rational thought

• Moral standards and conscience

What is a key function of the Ego?

• To satisfy immediate desires

• To drive aggressive behavior

• To balance desires with reality

• To impose moral constraints

What does achieving balance among the Id, Ego, and Superego foster?

• Psychological conflict

• Mental well-being and personal growth

• Immediate gratification

• Unconscious desires

What does the Ego utilize to protect the individual's psyche?

• Primal instincts

• Defense mechanisms

• Societal expectations

• Moral standards

What is the primary focus of psychoanalysis?

• Balancing societal values

• Understanding the unconscious mind

• Moral decision-making

• Immediate gratification

What percentage of therapists today are influenced by Freud's theories?

• 90%

• 30%

• 60%

• 50%

What does the Id seek?

• Immediate gratification

• Moral guidance

• Social acceptance

• Rational thought