Social Studies, 03.12.2021 21:20 lalllda

Karl has extremely strong moral standards. In addition, whenever Karl fails to live up to the high standards he sets for himself, he becomes overwhelmed by feelings of guilt. Freud would most likely suggest that Karl's personality is dominated by:

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