In my shallow undatsrending, the operation of the superego is, not merely to limit and accuse, but also to protect the person by making it possible to anticipate the reactions of others (in this it constricts the id, which is somewhat an solipsistic, asocial construct). An overdeveloped superego makes a person to act more cautious and leads self-blame and restriction. You can say the superego is malformed when it causes recurring problems in the persons daily life. If the superego is underdeveloped the person has not internalized the rules; has not achieved self-consciousness, and his or hers actions cause trouble in the persons life by creating adverse reactions in the surroundings.Superego is socially a more relevant construct than the id, and is essential in the ascent of moral thinking. Because it is so much embedded in social interactions it is by definition also normative. This does not make it not real , in a sense it is more real in that it is not isolated from reality but is formed and continuously interacting in the interpersonal daily life. In your question on the teaching of maths, you might have to distinguish correlation from causation. People rarely are called nerds, because they are good at maths, but because of the other characteristic that overlap within the Venn diagram of good at maths and nerd .If one goes the route of you're not supposed to like this, because it is socially frowned upon , you teach the kid that what others think is more important than his or her desires and wants. This leads to what constructivist think of as an outward-oriented organization of meaning, where one sees the true self by reflection of others (as he has learned that the others thinking is more valid than him- or herself). This is not more or less right than growing up an inward-oriented child, but it makes the person more susceptible to other types of problems, like eating disorders or OCD (like inwards higher tendency to depression or phobias).The thing is we cannot see the future, and we cannot protect the child from all the projected stereotypes by anticipation (why is nerd a bad thing in 2022?), so I think that it's just better to reinforce the things the child is interested in and make him aware of the importance of social structures. Basically, don't stress and overthink it.

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