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Structural Personality Theory is a psychodynamic approach that provides a model for understanding and explaining human personality. This theory is particularly associated with the work of Sigmund Freud and assumes that personality consists of three main components: id, ego and superego. These structures are viewed as dynamic interactions that shape an individual’s thoughts, emotions and behaviors. Id The id is the most primitive and entirely unconscious component of structural personality theory