Question 1

The anal stage, according to Freud, is the second stage of life. The first stage is

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A)  urethral. 
B)  phallic. 
C)  oral. 
D)  latency. 
A)  urethral. 
B)  phallic. 
C)  oral. 
D)  latency.

Question 2

A personality style that develops when excessive amounts of sensual energy are devoted to issues of control during the second year of life is the

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A)  anal personality style. 
B)  oral personality style. 
C)  Oedipal personality style. 
D)  adaptive personality style. 
A)  anal personality style. 
B)  oral personality style. 
C)  Oedipal personality style. 
D)  adaptive personality style.

Question 3

John is so obsessed with little details, such as making sure that his homework is written neatly, that if he makes a mistake during an assignment, he will rewrite the entire page instead of leaving eraser marks. Freud would say that John has a(n)

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A)  oral personality style. 
B)  phallic personality style. 
C)  anal personality style. 
D)  None of the above 
A)  oral personality style. 
B)  phallic personality style. 
C)  anal personality style. 
D)  None of the above

Question 4

The term "object" is a psychoanalytic term used by Freud to describe

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A)  parents. 
B)  attitudes. 
C)  hallucinations. 
D)  beliefs. 
A)  parents. 
B)  attitudes. 
C)  hallucinations. 
D)  beliefs.

Question 5

According to Freud, the part of your mind that is immediately aware of your surroundings and your thoughts at any given moment is the

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A)  conscious. 
B)  unconscious. 
C)  subconscious. 
D)  preconscious. 
A)  conscious. 
B)  unconscious. 
C)  subconscious. 
D)  preconscious.

Question 6

Freud's topographic or depth model included which of these concepts as the structures of the mind?

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A)  The preconscious 
B)  The conscious 
C)  The unconscious 
D)  All of the above 
A)  The preconscious 
B)  The conscious 
C)  The unconscious 
D)  All of the above

Question 7

If you were thinking about the person sitting in front of you during class, what she/he was wearing, and how cute she/he was, this involves which layer of your mind?

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A)  The preconscious 
B)  The conscious 
C)  The unconscious 
D)  None of the above 
A)  The preconscious 
B)  The conscious 
C)  The unconscious 
D)  None of the above

Question 8

Which of the following characteristics does not describe Freud's mother?

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A)  Beautiful 
B)  Authoritative 
C)  Favored Anna over Freud 
D)  Had boundless adoration of Freud 
A)  Beautiful 
B)  Authoritative 
C)  Favored Anna over Freud 
D)  Had boundless adoration of Freud

Question 9

The three parts of the tripartite model of the mind are

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A)  Id, Ego, Unconscious. 
B)  Id, Super-Id, Ego. 
C)  Id, Ego, Superego. 
D)  Ego, Superego, Preconscious. 
A)  Id, Ego, Unconscious. 
B)  Id, Super-Id, Ego. 
C)  Id, Ego, Superego. 
D)  Ego, Superego, Preconscious.

Question 10

According to Freud, incorporation refers to the earliest "taking in" of external supplies (air, water, food) from the external world. Which of the following refers to "taking in" another person's behavioral or psychological characteristics?

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A)  Identification 
B)  Wish fulfillment 
C)  Oral eroticism 
D)  Primary process 
A)  Identification 
B)  Wish fulfillment 
C)  Oral eroticism 
D)  Primary process

Question 11

Neurosis involves conflict between the impulses of the

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A)  ego and repressions of the id. 
B)  id and repressions of the ego. 
C)  superego and repressions of the ego. 
D)  ego and repressions of the superego. 
A)  ego and repressions of the id. 
B)  id and repressions of the ego. 
C)  superego and repressions of the ego. 
D)  ego and repressions of the superego.

Question 12

While making an illustration to his class about a man disappointed in his daughter for bad grades, Dr. James calls out his own daughter's name. This is an example of

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A)  constructs in conflict. 
B)  cognitive skips. 
C)  creases in the brain. 
D)  a Freudian slip. 
A)  constructs in conflict. 
B)  cognitive skips. 
C)  creases in the brain. 
D)  a Freudian slip.

Question 13

In which stage is there a dramatic decline in sexual interests and activities?

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A)  Phallic 
B)  Latency 
C)  Adolescence 
D)  Adulthood 
A)  Phallic 
B)  Latency 
C)  Adolescence 
D)  Adulthood

Question 14

While Freud focused mostly on the unconscious processes of the id, some of his most loyal followers (including is daughter, Anna)

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A)  shared the same focus as Freud. 
B)  discarded psychoanalysis altogether. 
C)  tilted psychoanalysis to the coping functions of the ego. 
D)  All of the above 
A)  shared the same focus as Freud. 
B)  discarded psychoanalysis altogether. 
C)  tilted psychoanalysis to the coping functions of the ego. 
D)  All of the above

Question 15

Although Freud changed his theory many times, his final model included three constructs, which of these is NOT one of them?

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A)  Id 
B)  Superego 
C)  Homunculus 
D)  Ego 
A)  Id 
B)  Superego 
C)  Homunculus 
D)  Ego

Question 16

Freud's theory was very popular with therapists and clinicians; however, it has NOT been used much in

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A)  school systems. 
B)  corporations and workplace settings. 
C)  Both A and B 
D)  Neither A nor B 
A)  school systems. 
B)  corporations and workplace settings. 
C)  Both A and B 
D)  Neither A nor B

Question 17

When a doctor encourages his patient to discharge tension or anxiety by talking it out, he is subscribing to what method?

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A)  Conversational method 
B)  Talking method 
C)  Cathartic method 
D)  Acting out method 
A)  Conversational method 
B)  Talking method 
C)  Cathartic method 
D)  Acting out method

Question 18

In Breuer's case study on "Anna O," what were the major method(s) used to aid Anna in her therapy?

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A)  Hypnosis 
B)  Play therapy 
C)  Cathartic method 
D)  Both A and C 
A)  Hypnosis 
B)  Play therapy 
C)  Cathartic method 
D)  Both A and C

Question 19

How is the unconscious defined?

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A)  The part of your mind that is immediately aware of your surroundings and your thoughts at any given moment 
B)  The part of your mind that contains repressed impulses, conflict, and painful memories that you want to keep out of awareness 
C)  The twilight zone where at any given moment you are not thinking of something, but you easily could, such as how to brush your teeth or tie your shoes 
D)  None of the above 
A)  The part of your mind that is immediately aware of your surroundings and your thoughts at any given moment 
B)  The part of your mind that contains repressed impulses, conflict, and painful memories that you want to keep out of awareness 
C)  The twilight zone where at any given moment you are not thinking of something, but you easily could, such as how to brush your teeth or tie your shoes 
D)  None of the above

Question 20

What contains our instincts, impulses, and irrational fears?

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A)  Id 
B)  Ego 
C)  Superego 
D)  All of the above 
A)  Id 
B)  Ego 
C)  Superego 
D)  All of the above

The anal stage, according to Freud, is the second stage of life. The first stage is

A personality style that develops when excessive amounts of sensual energy are devoted to issues of control during the second year of life is the

John is so obsessed with little details, such as making sure that his homework is written neatly, that if he makes a mistake during an assignment, he will rewrite the entire page instead of leaving eraser marks. Freud would say that John has a(n)

The term "object" is a psychoanalytic term used by Freud to describe

According to Freud, the part of your mind that is immediately aware of your surroundings and your thoughts at any given moment is the

Freud's topographic or depth model included which of these concepts as the structures of the mind?

If you were thinking about the person sitting in front of you during class, what she/he was wearing, and how cute she/he was, this involves which layer of your mind?

Which of the following characteristics does not describe Freud's mother?

The three parts of the tripartite model of the mind are

According to Freud, incorporation refers to the earliest "taking in" of external supplies (air, water, food) from the external world. Which of the following refers to "taking in" another person's behavioral or psychological characteristics?

Neurosis involves conflict between the impulses of the

While making an illustration to his class about a man disappointed in his daughter for bad grades, Dr. James calls out his own daughter's name. This is an example of

In which stage is there a dramatic decline in sexual interests and activities?

While Freud focused mostly on the unconscious processes of the id, some of his most loyal followers (including is daughter, Anna)

Although Freud changed his theory many times, his final model included three constructs, which of these is NOT one of them?

Freud's theory was very popular with therapists and clinicians; however, it has NOT been used much in

When a doctor encourages his patient to discharge tension or anxiety by talking it out, he is subscribing to what method?

In Breuer's case study on "Anna O," what were the major method(s) used to aid Anna in her therapy?

How is the unconscious defined?

What contains our instincts, impulses, and irrational fears?

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Conditioninglearning Theories of Personality

Trait Theories of Pesonality

Person As Processor

The Relational Self of Object-Relations Theories

Social Self in Cultural Context

From Object-Relations to Dyadic Theories of Personality

Self As Constructor

Humanistic Psychoogy the Third Force

Person As Meaning-Maker

Transpersonal Theories of Personality

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Exam 6: The Surrounded Self Ego of Psychoanalysis

The anal stage, according to Freud, is the second stage of life. The first stage is

A personality style that develops when excessive amounts of sensual energy are devoted to issues of control during the second year of life is the

John is so obsessed with little details, such as making sure that his homework is written neatly, that if he makes a mistake during an assignment, he will rewrite the entire page instead of leaving eraser marks. Freud would say that John has a(n)

The term "object" is a psychoanalytic term used by Freud to describe

According to Freud, the part of your mind that is immediately aware of your surroundings and your thoughts at any given moment is the

Freud's topographic or depth model included which of these concepts as the structures of the mind?

If you were thinking about the person sitting in front of you during class, what she/he was wearing, and how cute she/he was, this involves which layer of your mind?

Which of the following characteristics does not describe Freud's mother?

The three parts of the tripartite model of the mind are

According to Freud, incorporation refers to the earliest "taking in" of external supplies (air, water, food) from the external world. Which of the following refers to "taking in" another person's behavioral or psychological characteristics?

Neurosis involves conflict between the impulses of the

While making an illustration to his class about a man disappointed in his daughter for bad grades, Dr. James calls out his own daughter's name. This is an example of

In which stage is there a dramatic decline in sexual interests and activities?

While Freud focused mostly on the unconscious processes of the id, some of his most loyal followers (including is daughter, Anna)

Although Freud changed his theory many times, his final model included three constructs, which of these is NOT one of them?

Freud's theory was very popular with therapists and clinicians; however, it has NOT been used much in

When a doctor encourages his patient to discharge tension or anxiety by talking it out, he is subscribing to what method?

In Breuer's case study on "Anna O," what were the major method(s) used to aid Anna in her therapy?

How is the unconscious defined?

What contains our instincts, impulses, and irrational fears?

A Zonal Approach to the Study of Personality

Ancient and Contemporary Compositional Theories of Personality

Conditioninglearning Theories of Personality

Trait Theories of Pesonality

Person As Processor

The Relational Self of Object-Relations Theories

Social Self in Cultural Context

From Object-Relations to Dyadic Theories of Personality

Self As Constructor

Humanistic Psychoogy the Third Force

Person As Meaning-Maker

Transpersonal Theories of Personality

Putting Personality All Together

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