Historical Examples. 1  The fleet proceeded to Coro, in New Granada, which they treated in the same way. 2  The Coro is railed off from the crossing by a simple iron-gilt reja. 3  In the Coro, the extremely fine silleria, are some of the best in Spain. 4  The stalls and fittings of the Coro are all of Renaissance character.
According to Freud, humans have three main components to their personality that cause us to behave the way we do and make us who we are; the id, ego, and superego. The superego (Latin for over the I) acts as our moral guide and mediates between the id and the ego.
Freud posited that the mind consists of three parts that must interact properly for a person to function well in society. If any one of the three parts becomes dominant, personal and social problems may result. The three parts are the id, the superego, and the ego. 1  Id: According to Freud, the id develops first. 2  A newbornâs mind consists only of the id, which is responsible for the satisfaction of physical desires.