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"I dreamed that I was walking down a deserted
street," said Mary. What Mary remembers of her dream is the ___________ . |
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dream-work |
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latent content |
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pleasure principle |
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manifest content |
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| 2. |
Residing in the unconscious, the __________ is the
primal sexual energy of the id that drives humans to find sensual gratification. |
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pleasure principle |
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genital phase |
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c) |
libido |
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oral phase |
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| 3. |
In the latent content of a dream is the concept of
adultery. However, in the manifest dream appears the image of another "breach"
— a broken leg. This process of disfigurement is one element of the ___________ that
allows individuals to deal with thoughts in the unconscious. |
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dream-work |
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exchange |
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content achievement |
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d) |
ambiguity |
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| 4. |
As an embodiment of the_________, the bride in
"The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky" brings with her a new morality to the west. |
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a) |
ego |
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id |
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c) |
superego |
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d) |
libido |
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| 5. |
This component of the human psyche is driven by
the pleasure principle and is the primal self. |
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ego |
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b) |
id |
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superego |
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d) |
libido |
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| 6. |
The _________ of a dream is obscured by the
dream-work so that the dream must be closely examined in order to find its underlying
meaning. |
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legitimacy |
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b) |
latent content |
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c) |
morality principle |
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d) |
manifest content |
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| 7. |
In "Flowering Judas," Braggioni wants
material luxuries, power, and Laura. Braggioni's almost obsessive desire for pleasure
makes him an embodiment of the __________ . |
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a) |
id |
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b) |
superego |
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c) |
ego |
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d) |
unconscious |
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| 8. |
When the three components of the human psyche (id,
ego, superego) become imbalanced, a psychological disorder or __________ develops. |
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pathological |
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fabulation |
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dysfunction |
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neurosis |
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| 9. |
The multiple forces of this central psychic zone
drive human behavior. |
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a) |
libido |
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b) |
ego |
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c) |
unconscious |
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d) |
pleasure principle |
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| 10. |
In "The Use of Force" the parents act as
embodiments of the ego because: |
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they are trying to act as mediator between the doctor and the child |
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they force the child to take the medicine |
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they refuse to let the doctor force medicine into the child's mouth |
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they refuse to get involved |
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