Explanation:

- Freud described the mind with three parts: Id (instincts), Ego (reality), and Superego (morality).

- Option 1: Id and ego

- Id is all about primal urges; ego tries to keep those in check.

- Conflict here can cause impulsive or deviant acts, but it's not the main reason according to Freud.

- Option 2: Ego and super ego

- This is more about balancing rules and reality. Not Freud’s main explanation for deviance.

- Option 3: Super ego and Id

- The main Freudian theory: deviant behavior happens when the moral control of the superego can’t manage the instinctual urges of the id.

- This conflict is central to Freud’s explanation for deviant behaviors.

- Option 4: Ego, Superego, and Id

- While all three interact, Freud’s classic theory singles out the superego vs. id conflict.

Correct Answer: Option 3 - Super ego and Id