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This document summarizes Freud's components of personality - the id, ego, and superego - and psycho-sexual stages of development. The id operates on the pleasure principle, seeking immediate gratification of needs. The ego balances the id's desires with reality. The superego incorporates societal morals learned from parents to control the id's impulses. The document also outlines Freud's psycho-sexual stages of development, but leaves the descriptions, erogenous zones, and fixations blank for the student to fill in for the oral and anal stages.

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Faci 3

This document summarizes Freud's components of personality - the id, ego, and superego - and psycho-sexual stages of development. The id operates on the pleasure principle, seeking immediate gratification of needs. The ego balances the id's desires with reality. The superego incorporates societal morals learned from parents to control the id's impulses. The document also outlines Freud's psycho-sexual stages of development, but leaves the descriptions, erogenous zones, and fixations blank for the student to fill in for the oral and anal stages.

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NAME: Maricel Malicdem

YEAR AND SECTION: BEED2A

Activity I

Freud’s Components of the Personality

Review the three components and write important concepts about them in the spaces provided.

ID EGO SUPEREGO
 Is the primitive  Part of id which  Incorporates the
and instinctive has been modified values and morals
component of by the direct of society which
personalipty. influence of the are learned from
 Is impulsive part of external world. one’s parents and
our psyche which  Operates others.
responds directly according to the  Develops around
and immediately reality principle, age of 3-5 during
to basic urges, working out the phallic stage.
needs, and realistic ways of  Superego function
desires. satisfying the id’s is to control the
 Remains infantile demands, often id’s impulses,
in its function compromising or specially those
throughout a postponing which society
person’s life and satisfaction to forbids, such as
does not change avoid negative sex and
with time or consequences of aggression.
experience, as it is society.  It consist of two
not touch by  It also seeks system: the
external world. pleasure but conscience and
 Operates the unlike id, the ego the ideal self.
pleasure is concerned with  The ideal self is an
principle(Freud, devising realistic imaginary picture
1920) which is the strategy to obtain of how you ought
idea that every pleasure. to be, and
wishful impulse  No concept of represent career
should be satisfied right or wrong. aspirations, how to
immediately,  Engages in treat other people,
regardless of the secondary process and how to
consequences. thinking, which is behave as a
 Engages in primary rational, realistic, member of
process thinking, and oriented society.
which is primitive, towards problem-
illogical, irrational, solving.
and fantasy
oriented.

NAME:
YEAR AND SECTION:

Activity II

Freud’s Psycho-Sexual Stages of Development

Write the description, erogenous zone and fixation of each of the stages below.

ORAL
STAGE
ANAL
STAGE

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