Question 1

A theory of hysteria that Freud held for a time but abandoned when it turned out to be incorrect was called what?

Accepted Answer

A)  strangulated affect theory 
B)  neurological degeneracy theory 
C)  false reminiscence theory 
D)  seduction theory 
A)  strangulated affect theory 
B)  neurological degeneracy theory 
C)  false reminiscence theory 
D)  seduction theory

Question 2

Match the definition with the term.
-polymorphous perversity

Accepted Answer

A) partially or completely incorrect ideas about the self,often dating from childhood,that are believed to be true and may consciously or unconsciously influence be-havior 
B) the innate source of universal archetypes 
C) the state of newborn infants,in which they may receive sensual pleasure from the gentle stimulation of any part of the body 
D) unconscious wishes from childhood to obtain sensual pleasure from the parent of the opposite sex and for the disappearance of the parent of the same sex 
A) partially or completely incorrect ideas about the self,often dating from childhood,that are believed to be true and may consciously or unconsciously influence be-havior 
B) the innate source of universal archetypes 
C) the state of newborn infants,in which they may receive sensual pleasure from the gentle stimulation of any part of the body 
D) unconscious wishes from childhood to obtain sensual pleasure from the parent of the opposite sex and for the disappearance of the parent of the same sex

Question 3

Match the definition with the term.
-condensation

Accepted Answer

A) the deflection of the psychic energy of highly charged latent content onto the re-lated,but emotionally more neutral ideas of the manifest content 
B) the idea that latent dream thoughts are experienced through the subjectively real but hallucinated sensations of the manifest content 
C) the process by which two or more latent thoughts become symbolized by a single manifest dream image 
A) the deflection of the psychic energy of highly charged latent content onto the re-lated,but emotionally more neutral ideas of the manifest content 
B) the idea that latent dream thoughts are experienced through the subjectively real but hallucinated sensations of the manifest content 
C) the process by which two or more latent thoughts become symbolized by a single manifest dream image

Question 4

Freud referred to his general theories or models of the psyche,going beyond his more explicitly clinical theories,as

Accepted Answer

A)  psychoanalysis. 
B)  dynamic psychology. 
C)  metapsychology. 
D)  neuropsychology. 
A)  psychoanalysis. 
B)  dynamic psychology. 
C)  metapsychology. 
D)  neuropsychology.

Question 5

Alfred Adler theorized that children who are born second within their families are likely to develop

Accepted Answer

A)  with strong desires for approval from authority figures. 
B)  with strong tendencies to prefer solitary pursuits such as reading. 
C)  with strong competitive attitudes and desires. 
D)  with a sense of being special and privileged. 
A)  with strong desires for approval from authority figures. 
B)  with strong tendencies to prefer solitary pursuits such as reading. 
C)  with strong competitive attitudes and desires. 
D)  with a sense of being special and privileged.

Question 6

What is the title of the book Freud wrote toward the end of his life in which he discussed some of the philosophical implications of his theories and took a rather pessimistic view of the future of human civilization?

Accepted Answer

A)  Eros and Civilization 
B)  The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defense 
C)  Myth and Reality 
D)  Civilization and Its Discontents 
A)  Eros and Civilization 
B)  The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defense 
C)  Myth and Reality 
D)  Civilization and Its Discontents

Question 7

Who among the following was NOT present along with Freud at the 1909 Clark University conference?

Accepted Answer

A)  G. Stanley Hall 
B)  Alfred Adler 
C)  Carl Jung 
D)  Edward B. Titchener 
A)  G. Stanley Hall 
B)  Alfred Adler 
C)  Carl Jung 
D)  Edward B. Titchener

Question 8

Match the individual with their associated school of psychology.
-act psychology

Accepted Answer

A) Alfred Adler 
B) Carl Jung 
C) Franz Brentano 
D) Melanie Klein 
E) Sigmund Freud 
A) Alfred Adler 
B) Carl Jung 
C) Franz Brentano 
D) Melanie Klein 
E) Sigmund Freud

Question 9

Psychoanalyst __________ disagreed with the emphasis placed on the Oedipal period and instead emphasized the importance of the infant's first relationship,that with its mother.The school of psychoanalysis that developed from this idea is known as __________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Carl Jung; analytical psychology 
B)  Alfred Adler; individual psychology 
C)  Melanie Klein; object relations 
D)  Franz Brentano; act psychology 
A)  Carl Jung; analytical psychology 
B)  Alfred Adler; individual psychology 
C)  Melanie Klein; object relations 
D)  Franz Brentano; act psychology

Question 10

In Freud's theory,the dream work consists of which three processes?

Accepted Answer

A)  primary, secondary, tertiary functions 
B)  displacement, condensation, and concrete representation 
C)  displacement, symbolization, and repression 
D)  displacement, hallucination, and resistance 
A)  primary, secondary, tertiary functions 
B)  displacement, condensation, and concrete representation 
C)  displacement, symbolization, and repression 
D)  displacement, hallucination, and resistance

Question 11

Match the definition with the term.
-id

Accepted Answer

A) the system that conveys information about external reality to the psyche 
B) the part of the psyche that contains unconscious,powerful impulses and energies from the instincts 
C) the part of the psyche that creates moral demands,arising independently of in-stincts and external reality alike 
D) the part of the psyche that mediates conflicts that arise between instincts,external reality,and moral demands 
A) the system that conveys information about external reality to the psyche 
B) the part of the psyche that contains unconscious,powerful impulses and energies from the instincts 
C) the part of the psyche that creates moral demands,arising independently of in-stincts and external reality alike 
D) the part of the psyche that mediates conflicts that arise between instincts,external reality,and moral demands

Question 12

Match the definition with the term.
-projection

Accepted Answer

A) a defense mechanism in which a person's true motivations are denied and a false excuse or explanation is substituted for them 
B) a defense mechanism in which an emotion-charged subject is directly approached,but in a strictly rational manner that avoids emotional involvement 
C) a defense mechanism in which an impulse is redirected toward a substitute target that resembles the original in some way,but that is psychologically "safer" 
D) a defense mechanism in which an individual unconsciously adopts the characteris-tics of an emotionally important person 
E) a defense mechanism in which one's own unacceptable impulses are denied and then attributed to someone else instead 
A) a defense mechanism in which a person's true motivations are denied and a false excuse or explanation is substituted for them 
B) a defense mechanism in which an emotion-charged subject is directly approached,but in a strictly rational manner that avoids emotional involvement 
C) a defense mechanism in which an impulse is redirected toward a substitute target that resembles the original in some way,but that is psychologically "safer" 
D) a defense mechanism in which an individual unconsciously adopts the characteris-tics of an emotionally important person 
E) a defense mechanism in which one's own unacceptable impulses are denied and then attributed to someone else instead

Question 13

When Freud visited the Nancy clinic,he saw a hypnotist overcome an example of post-hypnotic amnesia merely by placing his hand on the subject's forehead and assuring him that he would remember.This inspired Freud to use __________ in his own work on hysteria.

Accepted Answer

A)  free association 
B)  the pressure technique 
C)  hydrotherapy 
D)  the cathartic method 
A)  free association 
B)  the pressure technique 
C)  hydrotherapy 
D)  the cathartic method

Question 14

At the beginning of his medical career,Freud hoped to specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of what?

Accepted Answer

A)  schizophrenia 
B)  hysteria 
C)  poliomyelitis 
D)  neurological diseases 
A)  schizophrenia 
B)  hysteria 
C)  poliomyelitis 
D)  neurological diseases

Question 15

Match the definition with the term.
-individual psychology

Accepted Answer

A) a general model of the mind that integrates Freud's clinical discoveries within a broader theoretical context to explore the general features of the human mind 
B) a later psychoanalytic school of thought that places major importance on the mother-infant bond in human development 
C) a psychological theory where the units of psychological analysis are acts that "contain" an object 
D) a school of psychology that emphasizes the importance of the collective uncon-scious 
E) a school of theory and therapy,based on the idea that everyone experiences and reacts to inferiority in their own unique way 
A) a general model of the mind that integrates Freud's clinical discoveries within a broader theoretical context to explore the general features of the human mind 
B) a later psychoanalytic school of thought that places major importance on the mother-infant bond in human development 
C) a psychological theory where the units of psychological analysis are acts that "contain" an object 
D) a school of psychology that emphasizes the importance of the collective uncon-scious 
E) a school of theory and therapy,based on the idea that everyone experiences and reacts to inferiority in their own unique way

Question 16

Match the definition with the term.
-concrete representation

Accepted Answer

A) the deflection of the psychic energy of highly charged latent content onto the re-lated,but emotionally more neutral ideas of the manifest content 
B) the idea that latent dream thoughts are experienced through the subjectively real but hallucinated sensations of the manifest content 
C) the process by which two or more latent thoughts become symbolized by a single manifest dream image 
A) the deflection of the psychic energy of highly charged latent content onto the re-lated,but emotionally more neutral ideas of the manifest content 
B) the idea that latent dream thoughts are experienced through the subjectively real but hallucinated sensations of the manifest content 
C) the process by which two or more latent thoughts become symbolized by a single manifest dream image

Question 17

Match the definition with the term.
-Oedipus complex

Accepted Answer

A) partially or completely incorrect ideas about the self,often dating from childhood,that are believed to be true and may consciously or unconsciously influence be-havior 
B) the innate source of universal archetypes 
C) the state of newborn infants,in which they may receive sensual pleasure from the gentle stimulation of any part of the body 
D) unconscious wishes from childhood to obtain sensual pleasure from the parent of the opposite sex and for the disappearance of the parent of the same sex 
A) partially or completely incorrect ideas about the self,often dating from childhood,that are believed to be true and may consciously or unconsciously influence be-havior 
B) the innate source of universal archetypes 
C) the state of newborn infants,in which they may receive sensual pleasure from the gentle stimulation of any part of the body 
D) unconscious wishes from childhood to obtain sensual pleasure from the parent of the opposite sex and for the disappearance of the parent of the same sex

Question 18

Match the individual with their associated school of psychology.
-individual psychology

Accepted Answer

A) Alfred Adler 
B) Carl Jung 
C) Franz Brentano 
D) Melanie Klein 
E) Sigmund Freud 
A) Alfred Adler 
B) Carl Jung 
C) Franz Brentano 
D) Melanie Klein 
E) Sigmund Freud

Question 19

Briefly summarize Adler's and Jung's major points of disagreement with Freud.

Accepted Answer

Both felt that Freud put too much emphas

Question 20

In Carl Jung's model of the psyche,the component most closely oriented towards the outer,external world is called

Accepted Answer

A)  the persona. 
B)  the ego. 
C)  the self. 
D)  the anima/animus. 
A)  the persona. 
B)  the ego. 
C)  the self. 
D)  the anima/animus.

A theory of hysteria that Freud held for a time but abandoned when it turned out to be incorrect was called what?

Match the definition with the term. -polymorphous perversity

Match the definition with the term. -condensation

Freud referred to his general theories or models of the psyche,going beyond his more explicitly clinical theories,as

Alfred Adler theorized that children who are born second within their families are likely to develop

What is the title of the book Freud wrote toward the end of his life in which he discussed some of the philosophical implications of his theories and took a rather pessimistic view of the future of human civilization?

Who among the following was NOT present along with Freud at the 1909 Clark University conference?

Match the individual with their associated school of psychology. -act psychology

Psychoanalyst disagreed with the emphasis placed on the Oedipal period and instead emphasized the importance of the infant's first relationship,that with its mother.The school of psychoanalysis that developed from this idea is known as .

In Freud's theory,the dream work consists of which three processes?

Match the definition with the term. -id

Match the definition with the term. -projection

When Freud visited the Nancy clinic,he saw a hypnotist overcome an example of post-hypnotic amnesia merely by placing his hand on the subject's forehead and assuring him that he would remember.This inspired Freud to use __________ in his own work on hysteria.

At the beginning of his medical career,Freud hoped to specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of what?

Match the definition with the term. -individual psychology

Match the definition with the term. -concrete representation

Match the definition with the term. -Oedipus complex

Match the individual with their associated school of psychology. -individual psychology

Briefly summarize Adler's and Jung's major points of disagreement with Freud.

In Carl Jung's model of the psyche,the component most closely oriented towards the outer,external world is called

Introduction: Studying the History of Psychology

Foundational Ideas from Antiquity

Pioneering Philosophers of Mind: Descartes, Locke, and Leibniz

Physiologists of Mind: Brain Scientists from Gall to Penfield

The Sensing and Perceiving Mind: From Kant through the Gestalt Psychologists

Wundt and the Establishment of Experimental Psychology

The Evolving Mind: Darwin and His Psychological Legacy

Measuring the Mind: Galton and Individual Differences

American Pioneers: James, Hall, Calkins, and Thorndike

Psychology as the Science of Behavior: Pavlov, Watson, and Skinner

Social Influence and Social Psychology: From Mesmer to Milgram and Beyond

Psychology Gets “Personality”: Allport, Maslow, and the Broadening Field

The Developing Mind: Binet, Piaget, and the Study of Intelligence

Minds, Machines, and Cognitive Psychology

Applying Psychology: From the Witness Stand to the Workplace

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Exam 12: Mind in Conflict: Freudian Psychoanalysis and Its Successors

A theory of hysteria that Freud held for a time but abandoned when it turned out to be incorrect was called what?

Match the definition with the term. -polymorphous perversity

Match the definition with the term. -condensation

Freud referred to his general theories or models of the psyche,going beyond his more explicitly clinical theories,as

Alfred Adler theorized that children who are born second within their families are likely to develop

What is the title of the book Freud wrote toward the end of his life in which he discussed some of the philosophical implications of his theories and took a rather pessimistic view of the future of human civilization?

Who among the following was NOT present along with Freud at the 1909 Clark University conference?

Match the individual with their associated school of psychology. -act psychology

Psychoanalyst __________ disagreed with the emphasis placed on the Oedipal period and instead emphasized the importance of the infant's first relationship,that with its mother.The school of psychoanalysis that developed from this idea is known as __________.

In Freud's theory,the dream work consists of which three processes?

Match the definition with the term. -id

Match the definition with the term. -projection

When Freud visited the Nancy clinic,he saw a hypnotist overcome an example of post-hypnotic amnesia merely by placing his hand on the subject's forehead and assuring him that he would remember.This inspired Freud to use __________ in his own work on hysteria.

At the beginning of his medical career,Freud hoped to specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of what?

Match the definition with the term. -individual psychology

Match the definition with the term. -concrete representation

Match the definition with the term. -Oedipus complex

Match the individual with their associated school of psychology. -individual psychology

Briefly summarize Adler's and Jung's major points of disagreement with Freud.

In Carl Jung's model of the psyche,the component most closely oriented towards the outer,external world is called

Introduction: Studying the History of Psychology

Foundational Ideas from Antiquity

Pioneering Philosophers of Mind: Descartes, Locke, and Leibniz

Physiologists of Mind: Brain Scientists from Gall to Penfield

The Sensing and Perceiving Mind: From Kant through the Gestalt Psychologists

Wundt and the Establishment of Experimental Psychology

The Evolving Mind: Darwin and His Psychological Legacy

Measuring the Mind: Galton and Individual Differences

American Pioneers: James, Hall, Calkins, and Thorndike

Psychology as the Science of Behavior: Pavlov, Watson, and Skinner

Social Influence and Social Psychology: From Mesmer to Milgram and Beyond

Psychology Gets “Personality”: Allport, Maslow, and the Broadening Field

The Developing Mind: Binet, Piaget, and the Study of Intelligence

Minds, Machines, and Cognitive Psychology

Applying Psychology: From the Witness Stand to the Workplace

The Art and Science of Clinical Psychology

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Psychoanalyst disagreed with the emphasis placed on the Oedipal period and instead emphasized the importance of the infant's first relationship,that with its mother.The school of psychoanalysis that developed from this idea is known as .