His theory includes things such as God, dreams, psycho analysis, libido, id, ego, superego, hearing cap, stimulus response, and sublimation. ... Freud's interpretation of the superego doesn't allow for morality or justice to exist, totally eliminating the thought of law. The superego, for the most part, also does not have room for immaterial things. ... His contributions of discovering things such as the hearing cap, the ego, id, and superego were great contributions, but his decision to explore them in a sexual sense and not look at these discoveries through different perspectives...

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The only problem is, is that the Superego will not let us act on how we really feel. The Superego is "a tyrannical agency that promotes guilt and uses it in negotiating with the threats of the id" (Palmer 249). ... The Superego has to find a median between what you really want to do and what society thinks you should do and that is the ego. ...

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Norman's superego is weak probably due to his father dying early in his life, he was not able to take on the morals from his father, forming a strong superego. Perhaps that is the reason he struggles with an identity disorder as he houses his mother's superego in attempt to compensate for one which he developed as a result of his father's absence. ... The shift in his alter-egos from the superego to the id is very apparent though you never to seem the ego. ...

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