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Personality (Personality Structure (Id (Acts upon the pleasure principle.,…

- - - - For example, if I'm hungry, I want food because it's my instinct.
    - - Pleasure principle is immediately wanting to feel good.
      - For example, when I'm hungry, I instantly want food because it will make me feel better.
  - - - Reality principle is understanding how the real world works.
      - Why?
        
        Because we can think rationally.
      - For example, when I'm hungry (my Id), I can get food by going out to buy some.
      - Delays the pleasure principle.
        
        Why?
        
        Because we can think rationally and therefore, we can think of how to satisfy our pleasure principle.
  - - - Morality principle is feeling guilty if rules are violated.
- - - - There's an overlap between our real and ideal selves.
      - Our real and ideal selves are nearly identical.
      - For example, if I'm a good person (my ideal self) and I'm actually a good person (my real self), then both my ideal and real self will overlap and they are also identical. Which means that I have congruence.
    - - There's a little overlap between our real and ideal selves.
      - Our real and ideal selves are different.
      - For example, if I'm a good person (my ideal self), but I'm actually a bad person (my real self), then both my ideal and real self won't have a large overlap and they are different. Which means that I have an incongruence.