Which of Freud's personality structures is CORRECTLY described?
A) Ego-represents the rights and wrongs of society
B) Id-consists of primitive,instinctual urges
C) Superego-raw,inborn part of personality
D) Id - balances inner desires with the demands of the outside world

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The Id is the structure of personality that consists of primitive, instinctual urges, such as the desire for immediate gratification of basic needs like food, sex, and aggression.

Answer: A 
 The Ego is the structure of personality that represents the rights and wrongs of society, as it mediates between the impulsive desires of the Id and the moral constraints of the Superego.

Answer: C 
 The Superego is the structure of personality that embodies the internalized values, morals, and ideals that a person acquires from parents, teachers, and other authority figures, and as such, it is not a raw, inborn part of personality.

Answer: D  
 This description doesn't fit any of the structures of personality proposed by Freud.

Which of Freud's Personality Structures Is CORRECTLY Described