Question

Freud argued that which part of our personality held out unconscious urges, desires,
and drives
id
ego
superdgo
subconscious

Answer 1

Answer:

Option A (id) is the correct approach.

Explanation:

• The latent tends to shape our actions and perceptions, however, according to Freud, particularly but we are also ignorant of certain fundamental forces.
• Freud stated whether our unconscious impulses, preferences, and drives were kept by that component of our personalities but also that Id would be a component of our personalities that really can retain our unconscious impulses and impulses although Id would be an individual personality system that comprises the fundamental instinctive drives and desires of such a human being.

Answer 2

Answer:

A). Id

Explanation:

As per Freud's theory of personality, the part of the personality which holds our unconscious desires, instincts, and urges. It is the primitive, unconscious, and impulsive component of the human psyche that responds to our drives.

A new-born child only possesses id as it is the biological element(present since birth) and it develops the other two elements of the psyche(ego and super-ego) later as it grows. This part works primarily upon pleasure principle and wishes for immediate fulfillment of desires and failure in it brings displeasure. This element of personality ahs no affiliation to the objective reality of the world. Thus, option A is the correct answer.