Question

Sigmund Freud proposed three parts of personality as:

• A. Id-Ego-Superego
• B. Subconscious-Unconscious-Conscious
• C. Introvert-Extrovert-Complex
• D. Emotional-Cognitive-Affective

Hint:

Freud’s personality theory is fundamental in psychology, dividing the mind into Id (instinctual), Ego (rational), and Superego (moralistic) components.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is A

Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, proposed the tripartite personality structure:

• Id: The mind's primitive, instinctual component, driven by the pleasure principle.
• Ego: The rational mediator between the impulsive id and reality, operating via the reality principle.
• Superego: The ethical component embodying moral standards and ideals, striving for perfection.

This model clarifies human behavior through the interaction of these three elements.