Deanne really wants to drink a glass of wine, but she knows that it will make her too sleepy to finish her research paper, which is due in the morning. Deanne's roommate encourages her to have the wine anyway, saying "if it feels good, then do it." The roommate appears to be governed by which component of Freud's theory of personality?

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Carina Lowe

Social Studies

22 November, 00:37

Deanne really wants to drink a glass of wine, but she knows that it will make her too sleepy to finish her research paper, which is due in the morning. Deanne's roommate encourages her to have the wine anyway, saying "if it feels good, then do it." The roommate appears to be governed by which component of Freud's theory of personality?

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Beau Erickson · Answer 1

ID

Explanation:

The ID is the "I want" factor

Ego works with reality

Superego works with moral conscious

Aryan Brooks · Answer 2

Answer: Id (The id is the impulsive (and unconscious) part of our psyche which responds directly and immediately to basic urges, needs, and desires. The personality of the newborn child is all id and only later does it develop an ego and super-ego.)