Tripartite Personality The assumption that behaviour is influenced by the tripartite personality (Freud) 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyApproachesPsychodynamic ApproachA2/A-levelWJEC Created by: Revise4EvaCreated on: 16-09-16 10:46 The adult personality is structured into 3 parts. What are they? The Id. The Ego. The Superego. 1 of 13 What characteristics does the Id have? Impulsive. Demanding. Seeks immediate gratification. 2 of 13 What characteristics does the Ego have? Conscious. Rational. Works out a realistic way to balance needs of Id and Superego. 3 of 13 What characteristics does the Superego have? Sense of right and wrong. Seeks to perfect and civilise our behaviour. 4 of 13 What age does the ID be present at? The Id is present at birth. 5 of 13 What age does the Ego develop at? Develops at age 2 6 of 13 What age does the Superego develop at? Develops at age 4 7 of 13 What personality type is the Id? ****** personality type 8 of 13 What personality type is the Ego? Narcissistic personality type 9 of 13 What personality type is the Superego? Obsessional personality type 10 of 13 What is the principle for the Id? Pleasure principle 11 of 13 What is the principle for the Ego? Reality principle 12 of 13 What is the principle for the Superego? Morality principle 13 of 13
Individual differences explanations of criminal behaviour - tripartite personality (describe) 0.0 / 5
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