Id- His id tells him to talk to her more and more, and that maybe it’s okay to meet her because of their love for each other. 

Ego- Tells him that he can protect her and fix everything so they can be together. 

Superego- Tells him no, and it's not safe due to his job and her previous situation of being stalked. 

Safety Needs- Spencer's job as an FBI agent is to help the world feel safe. By him doing what he loves, he's able to give that sense of security to people around him, as well as himself. 

Love and Belonging- Spencer seems to be very happy and open, but deep inside it is obvious he feels extremely isolated and lonely. He feels like no one truly understands what goes through his mind and how he struggles with finding the right answers. 

Esteem- Spencer lacks in self esteem. He often doesn’t give himself enough credit and questions almost everything he does. However, he does seem some glimmer of hope when his peers, especially his two biggest supporters JJ and Morgan remind him of how good of a job he does.

Self- Actualization- Spencer pushes himself beyond belief to reach the highest level of knowledge and perfection. Everything he does is for the common good and to help fix the wrong around him. 

Actual Self- Spencer's actual self is pretty close to his ideal. He does push himself in everything he does, whether it be his job, supporting the ones he loves, or taking care of his schizophrenic mother. Truth be told, without Spencer as a part of that BAU team in the show, they wouldn’t be what they are. Spencer is portrayed to be the heart and soul of the BAU, but he just doesn’t realize it. 

Even- tempered- Throughout the show, we very rarely see Spencer act out of character. His mellow yet prominent personality stays in tact for the most part. He thinks things through logically and  carefully, and seems to be able to keep his composure in even the most stressful and scary situations. 

Controlled- Spencer doesn’t let his emotions get the best of him. He pushes through things and thinks logically, making careful and controlled decisions. He doesn’t make risky decisions and tends to have a sense of security and peacefulness in what he does, regardless of the severity of the situation. 

I think he would be a little different because obviously working for the FBI is a huge job that takes a lot of skill and dedication. However, Spencer's high IQ and ability to retain information as well as he does didn’t come from being in the BAU. It came from years of study and his love for learning so I think although he may be a little different, he would still be the same genius Spencer he is portrayed as in the show. 

Low Self- Efficacy: A time Spencer shows low self-efficacy is after his girlfriend Maeve is kidnapped. Spencer and his team work endlessly to find her, but Spencer's thoughts start to get the best of him. Feeling like they were stuck at a standstill, Spencer starts to shut down. Once again, it was his colleague Morgan who tried to pull him out of the funk he was stuck in. Spencer felt like he failed not only himself and his team, but also Maeve for not being able to protect her. Throughout the whole process, Spencer starts to feel worthless and as if he has lost his purpose. 

Rationalization- In the show, one of Reids closest friends is another agent named Jennifer. Spencer and Jennifer start from the beginning of the showe together as single individuals. Spencer realizes he started developing feelings for her, but proves to be too late when Jennifer marries a man named Will. Even though Spencer knows he will always have her as his best friend and biggest supporter, he still can’t help but blame himself for not loving her first. Even though it’s clear throughout the show that his feelings for her never fade, he rationalizes them by knowing that she is happy with her husband and the life they built together. Ultimately Spencer rationalizes it because he knows he will always have Jennifer in his life, even if it isn't necessarily the way he wanted.