Freud's Theory of personality development 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? PsychologyASWJEC Created by: EmilyCreated on: 02-01-13 12:21 What is the ID of personality? inborn and purely seeks pleasure 1 of 12 What is the Ego of personality? realistic and logic, which is protected by defence mechanisms 2 of 12 Give an example of a defence mechanism? Repression (if defencive)- it develops an aggressive personality 3 of 12 What is the Superego of personality? conscience part 4 of 12 What does the conscious part do? Helps us have morals and shapes our personality in light of the Oedipus and Electra complex 5 of 12 What does he say about personality? Shaped by how effectively the Ego balances the conflicting demands of the ID and Superego 6 of 12 Give an example of shaped personality? If one's ego cannot harness the superego, one may develop a depressive personality 7 of 12 What are the 5 psychosexual stages? Oral, anal, phallic, latent and genital 8 of 12 What happens in a smooth passage through the stages? Leads to a stable and balanced personality 9 of 12 What shapes a childs adult personality? They learn to identify with same sex parent and develop gender roles, morals, and conscience (libido) 10 of 12 What can fixation in the phallic stage result in? A sexual obsessed personality 11 of 12 What does Freud's theory suggest? That a range of factors of balanced ID, Superego and Ego are important in determining a person's adult personality 12 of 12
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