An explorer spends months in frozen wastelands, which involves severe hardships. A kamikaze pilot sacrifi ces his life during World War II. Allport argues that these behaviors cannot be explained by a Freudian pleasure principle, since they are painful and unpleasant. How might Freud defend the pleasure principle in each case?
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