Ted's behaviour in class caused his teacher to suggest that he 'has absolutely no superego.' If this is true, Ted
A)was extremely rigid in his thinking, and incapable of seeing other perspectives.
B)did not learn right and wrong when instructed.
C)acted in strict accordance with class rules.
D)was reading and completing his class work.

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The superego is the part of our psyche that incorporates moral and ethical standards learned from parents, teachers, and society. If Ted has no superego, it means he did not learn right and wrong when instructed. This would explain his inappropriate behavior in class, as he would not have a moral compass guiding his actions.

Ted's Behaviour in Class Caused His Teacher to Suggest That