According to the person who first developed this concept, it contains everything that is inherited and that is present at birth, and it is dominant for the first three years of life. That thinker divided this concept into Eros, the life instinct, and Thanatos, the death instinct. It is concerned primarily with gaining pleas
According to the person who first developed this concept, it contains everything that is inherited and that is present at birth, and it is dominant for the first three years of life. That thinker divided this concept into Eros, the life instinct, and Thanatos, the death instinct. It is concerned primarily with gaining pleasure and satisfying needs. Name this basic component of Freudian psychology that is contrasted with the Ego and Superego.
According to the person who first developed this concept, it contains everything that is inherited and that is present at birth, and it is dominant for the first three years of life.
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