The ________ is Freud's representation of incorporating the distinction between right and wrong.

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The superego is the part of Freud's theory that represents the incorporation of morality and the distinction between right and wrong. It operates as a sort of internal regulator, judging and punishing behavior that goes against societal norms or personal values. The other options (conscious, id, unconscious) refer to different parts of the psyche in Freud's theory.

The ________ Is Freud's Representation of Incorporating the Distinction Between