Question

11. The thoughts and motives that lie beyond a person’s normal awareness are found in what Freud calls the _______. A) Hypnogogic stage B) Psychosexual stage C) Unconscious D) Ego-ideal

Answer 1

C) Unconscious

Step-by-step explanation:

As Freud studies his view on personality, he conceives a part of human mind he called the unconscious, a deep reserve of feelings, thoughts, needs, desires, that are totally outside of our conscious awareness.

The sensations were stored there primarly during birth and early years of development. The unacceptable or exciting experiences then have a register as pain, anxiety,etc.

Based on unconscious motivation , human actions will have a certain degree, as a result of hindered desires, or impulses, together with memories that were repressed and stored there.

The image below shows components of the human mind: