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Freud would have listened to the people about what they want to share with him. Freud’s perceptions depend on both the words of the people and also the body language since alone, any of them can be deceptive. My unconscious has played a role in my responses in many ways. For example, I am aware of how people are stigmatized against the LGBTQ community and this made me assume about the problem of the transgender person.I think my emotions guided my responses. I would categorize it as my superego.