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The
id
is a part of the
structure
of
personality.
It operates on the
pleasure
principle,
seeking
immediate
gratification.
Freud
believed that most of our everyday actions and behaviour are a product of the
unconscious mind.
Repression
involves pushing
unwanted thoughts
or
feelings
out of
consciousness
so they
cannot
be
accessed.
Freuds main ideas are:
The
role
of
the
unconscious
The
structure
of
personality
Defence mechanisms
Psychosexual stages
The
superego
represents society's
moral values
and acts as an
internal conscience
The
ego
mediates between the
impulsive demands
of the id and the
reality
of the
external world.
The
defence mechanism displacement
is the
transfer
of
negative feelings
onto an
unrelated person
/
object.