Fritz Perls substituted Freud’s superego-id conflict with
a. the id-ego conflict.
b. a good guy—bad guy metaphor.
c. the unconscious and conscious conceptualization that was more typical of Jung.
d. the metaphor of a battle between top-dog and under-dog.
e. Introspection and self-awareness.
Answer: d
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