Question: What you think about this comment? Your personality is composed of three agencies: the id, ego, and superego. The personality's id is inherited, the ego is who you are, or who you are, and the superego is guided by morality and social norms. Id demonstrates the basic needs or wants fundamental desires or needs and how those are satisfied. The person will feel tense, angry, or anxious if their need or want is not satisfied. The infant was wailing because it was starving. Until it was fed, it wept. An individual who exercises and perspires a lot is an illustration of the ego. They want to change in the automobile and need to change their clothes. They decided to change places because they knew that anyone could witness them doing so. An illustration of the superego would be a cross-country runner who, in the heat of competition, realized that by using a shortcut, they could finish ahead of the pack. They chose not to use the shortcut since they knew the runner would feel bad even if no one was watching