It was believed that when the wishes that are unacceptable came out of conscious awareness, it leads to unconsciousness and create impact on the feelings, actions and thoughts of the patient (Santrock, 2003). ... Every culture has its own social norms and those norms are made to let the community know what behaviour is acceptable and expected from them (Holt et al, 2013). ... Also, if her aunt hadn't died so early she would have a better approach towards her changing behavior and studies. ... Also, she could be facing a split personality disorder, in which she is seeing two behaviors of...

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His reaction to his violent behavior was characteristic of a Victorian gentleman. ... Jekyll has morals but he continues to allow Hyde, an individual lacking in moral and social skills, to carry out destructive acts. ... Jekyll cannot live his life resisting the unconscious desires of Hyde as well as his unacceptable behavior and evil nature. ... The id has a perception of its own, which controls the sinful behavior and feelings of Dr. ... The dominance of passion over moral and social norms causes the downfall of Dr. ...

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We are the product of three forces, the Id, Ego, and the Super Ego, who are constantly trying to balance instinctive drives, reality, and social norms. ... The superego works with the Ego to satisfy the Id's wishes by taking into consideration what is socially acceptable in reality. ... Even though these happen in an unconscious level one can easily become aware of them by understanding what they are and carefully observing our behavior and the behavior of others. ... Reaction Formation is when a person does the opposite of what they really want to do because their impulses are deemed u...

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