Id

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Amber Foster

Cards (21)

What continues to influence adults despite personality development?
The Id's desire for instant satisfaction
What drives the Id's behavior?
Primitive instincts
How does the Id influence behavior?
Leads to irrational and impulsive behavior
In the ice cream scenario, what does the Ego consider?
Your budget and health before buying
How does the Id manifest in everyday situations?
Seeking immediate pleasure
Ignoring potential consequences
Example: Wanting a treat despite knowing it may cause sickness
Which primitive instincts are associated with the Id?
Hunger and sexual desire
What are the three personality structures mentioned?
Id, Ego, and Superego
How does the Id influence behavior?
By driving instincts and behaviors
What behavior exemplifies the Id's demand for instant pleasure?
A child crying to satisfy hunger
What is the Id in personality theory?
The first part of your personality
What does the Superego contribute to personality management?
It adds morals and judgments to behavior
How does personality development change as one grows?
Other parts manage the Id's influence
How does the Id manifest in a baby?
By crying to satisfy immediate needs
How do the Id, Ego, and Superego interact to shape personality?
Id: Represents basic desires and impulses
Ego: Mediates between Id and reality
Superego: Incorporates morals and societal rules
Together, they influence behavior and decision-making
What role does the Ego play in relation to the Id?
The Ego controls Id's impulses realistically
How does the Id seek gratification?
By seeking immediate gratification without consequences
What drives the Id?
Basic instincts like hunger and pleasure
What principle does the Id operate on?
The pleasure principle
How does the Id interact with the Ego and Superego?
It manages personality through their interactions
What does the Id seek?
Immediate satisfaction
What is the role of the Id in personality development?
It shapes personality from birth