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Superego vs. super ego

Adrian Furnham

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The Freudian word for conscience is superego . Sigmund’s theory involved three characters: the selfish, primitive, gratification-demanding id ; the reality-aware ego ; and the still voice-of-conscience; the superego .

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The Freudian word for conscience is superego . Sigmund’s theory involved three characters: the selfish, primitive, gratification-demanding id ; the reality-aware ego ; and the still voice-of-conscience; the superego .

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The Freudian word for conscience is superego . Sigmund’s theory involved three characters: the selfish, primitive, gratification-demanding id ; the reality-aware ego ; and the still voice-of-conscience; the superego .

Key concepts: Id, ego and super-ego, Freudian slip, Gratification, Conscience, Psychology, Psychoanalysis, Philosophy, Social psychology

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