Through the process of identification with significant others, most often parents, the ideals of these significant others are internalized creating the _____________.

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The superego is the part of the personality in Freudian psychoanalysis that is responsible for internalizing the ideals, morals, and values of society, primarily through identification with significant others, such as parents.

Through the Process of Identification with Significant Others, Most Often