Is irrational, fantasy-oriented, and only concerned with immediate gratification.

a.
primary-process thinking
b.
secondary-process thinking
c.
the superego
d.
the conscious

The answer is A. Primary-process thinking.

According to Freudian theory, which focuses on explaining personality through concepts such as ego and superego, the primary-process thinking is the mechanism we use to solve the tension that is created by the pleasure principal, which seeks inmediate gratification of needs, wants and desires.

The primary-process thinking is fantasy-oriented because it forms a mental image of the desired object as a way to fulfill the desire for it.

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