The document describes Sigmund Freud's theory of personality structure, which consists of the id, ego, and superego. The id is the primitive and instinctual part driven by the pleasure principle. The ego acts as the traffic cop and operates based on the reality principle to balance the desires of the id. The superego internalizes social norms and acts as the conscience based on moral principles.

1. PERSONALITY STRUCTURE
MUHAMMAD BILAL

2. STRUCTURE OF PERSONALITY
1. THE ID — The Demanding Child Ruled by the pleasure principle
2. THE EGO — The Traffic Cop Ruled by the reality principle
3. THE SUPEREGO — The Judge Ruled by the moral principle

3. STRUCTURE OF PERSONALITY
THE ID
 The Demanding Child
 primary source of psychic energy
 illogical
 amoral
 driven to satisfy instinctual needs

4. STRUCTURE OF PERSONALITY
THE EGO
 The Traffic Cop
 the "executive" that
 governs
 controls
 regulates the personality

5. STRUCTURE OF PERSONALITY
THE SUPEREGO
 The Judge
 judicial branch of personality
 includes a person's moral code (good or bad)