| She has this big box of sensual anger that's all neatly locked up by her superego. |
| However, if the coherent-self draws from the superego some elements, it is completely different. |
| His need for order, form, and tradition is a substitute for the id impulses that are repressed by his strong superego. |
| Its termination is the superego, which is the storehouse of all our memories, habits and conditionings. |
| Their continuous presence requires from the superego a continuous activity too. |
| This superego is fed with parental and social prohibitions and it builds its own moral charter. |
