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Freud proposed that the ego operates in what he called the reality principle, which refers to __________.

Freud proposed that the ego operates in what he called the reality principle, which refers to __________.

▸ applying societal constraints to engage in acceptable forms of behavior

▸ achieving the id's goals through actions that will be pleasurable rather than painful

▸ analyzing the superego's unconscious motives for rationalizing behavior

▸ seeking immediate gratification of hedonistic desires

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Edition: 1^st

Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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