A person who tends to be selfish, demanding, and oblivious to the rights of other people would appear to have a stronger _____ than _____.

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The id is the part of the personality that contains our primitive impulses—such as thirst, anger, hunger—and demands immediate satisfaction. The superego, on the other hand, functions as a moral conscience. A person described as selfish, demanding, and oblivious to the rights of others would likely have a stronger id, which is focused on personal desires and impulses, than superego, which governs our moral behavior.

A Person Who Tends to Be Selfish, Demanding, and Oblivious