According to Freud, which component of personality represents moral consciousness that is learned from society?

Alright. So according to Freud, which component of personality represents moral consciousness that is learned from society? So based on Freud's theory, that is going to be our superego. So our superego develops last after we have spent some time immersed in society being exposed to the rules, the laws, the norms, the expectations, and over time we begin to kind of internalize all of those things and understand how society expects us to behave and we begin to impose that on ourselves. Keep in mind that according to Freud, the id represents purely, like, primitive desires. It's present at birth, really basic functions, food, water, sex, pleasure, etc. And then the ego is meant to develop a little bit later to help kind of balance out the id and superego. And the self was not conceptually really part of Freud's theory at all. So our answer here is going to be c, the superego.