In his early work, Freud described two different types of human instincts. They included
A) the conscious and the unconscious.
B) normal and neurotic.
C) life instincts and death instincts.
D) manifest instincts and latent instincts.

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Freud described life instincts as those relating to basic survival needs, such as hunger and thirst, as well as to the continuation of the species, such as sexual desire. He also described death instincts, which he believed were associated with aggression and destructive behavior.

In His Early Work, Freud Described Two Different Types of Human