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AP Success - AP Psychology: Id and Superego in an Argument (Units 7, 9)

Explain how each of the following concepts relates to this scenario. 
Sarah and John are discussing their opinions on a controversial political issue with their group of friends. Sarah finds herself taking a more extreme stance just so she can win the argument. John politely asks her to calm down, as her raised voice is making other people uncomfortable.
Later, Sarah reflects on her behavior during the conversation. Despite knowing that John was right, she decides that her need to win the argument was more important. However, the next day, she helps John win an argument with the hope that he will do the same for her in the future.

Question 1

Short answer
id

Question 2

Short answer
group polarization

Question 3

Short answer
superego

Question 4

Short answer
rationalization

Question 5

Short answer
reciprocity norm

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