Which level of personality tells us about what is wrong and right__________?
Correct answer: A. Superego
- A. Superego
- B. Id
- C. Ego
- D. All
Explanation
The superego represents internalised moral rules and social standards, helping a person judge behaviour as right or wrong. The id seeks immediate pleasure, while the ego deals with reality.
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