Exam 5: The Psychoanalytic Approach: Neo Freudian Theory, Application, and Assessment

According to Adler, all but one of the following parental behaviors is likely to lead to personality problems in the children. Which one?

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Question 21

Which of the following observations did Adler make about the effects of birth order on personality?

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Question 22

Which of the following statements best summarizes research on the effects of birth order on personality?

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Question 23

Adler's assessment of middle children was positive.

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Question 24

Adler experienced each of the following in his own childhood except one. Which one?

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Question 25

Which of the following statements can be attributed to Jung's view of religion?

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Question 26

According to Jung, people in all cultures throughout history have believed in powerful God-like entities because of

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Question 27

Which of the following neo-Freudian theorists called his approach "analytic psychology"?

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Question 28

Briefly sketch the life of Carl Jung including his relationship to Freud. Discuss Jung's contribution to psychoanalytic theory and identify the main points of his approach, including what he meant by the collective unconscious. Give examples of the content of the collective unconscious and briefly sketch his theory of psychological types.

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Question 29

According to Erikson, a person in middle adulthood is most likely to be dealing with which of the following issues?

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Question 30

According to Fromm, people who conform to what society deems to be normal behavior are

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Question 31

Jung identified all but one of the following as a place in which the primordial images in our collective unconscious can surface. Which one?

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Question 32

Which of the following theorists would be most likely to argue that the roots of adult personality are largely formed in childhood?

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Question 33

Briefly sketch the life of Alfred Adler, stating how his life experiences may have influenced his theory. Discuss Adler's contribution to psychoanalytic theory and identify the main points of his approach, including the roles of inferiority, birth order, and other basic factors that influence personality development in Adler's view.

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Question 34

The neo-Freudian theorist who named his approach analytic psychology was Erik Erikson.

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Question 35

Compared to Freud's theory, the neo-Freudian theories generally are

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Question 36

Which of the following is made up of primordial images (archetypes), according to Jung?

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Question 37

Compared to Freudian theory, neo-Freudian theories are more likely to

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Question 38

Which of the following is not a key limitation to Freud's theory?

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Question 39

The neo-Freudian theorist who stimulated the most discussion about religion was

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According to Adler, all but one of the following parental behaviors is likely to lead to personality problems in the children. Which one?

Which of the following observations did Adler make about the effects of birth order on personality?

Which of the following statements best summarizes research on the effects of birth order on personality?

Adler's assessment of middle children was positive.

Adler experienced each of the following in his own childhood except one. Which one?

Which of the following statements can be attributed to Jung's view of religion?

According to Jung, people in all cultures throughout history have believed in powerful God-like entities because of

Which of the following neo-Freudian theorists called his approach "analytic psychology"?

According to Erikson, a person in middle adulthood is most likely to be dealing with which of the following issues?

According to Fromm, people who conform to what society deems to be normal behavior are

Jung identified all but one of the following as a place in which the primordial images in our collective unconscious can surface. Which one?

Which of the following theorists would be most likely to argue that the roots of adult personality are largely formed in childhood?

The neo-Freudian theorist who named his approach analytic psychology was Erik Erikson.

Compared to Freud's theory, the neo-Freudian theories generally are

Which of the following is made up of primordial images (archetypes), according to Jung?

Compared to Freudian theory, neo-Freudian theories are more likely to

Which of the following is not a key limitation to Freud's theory?

The neo-Freudian theorist who stimulated the most discussion about religion was

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