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CLP 4146

CHAPTER 2:

1)Freud’s psychoanalytic theory adopts the_______________as a philosophical base, viewing the child as              .

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             provides the philosophical underpinnings of Freud's psychoanalytic theory

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The psychoanalytic method in which the patient talks about anything and everything that comes to mind is known as

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Freud's use of dream analysis was based on the notion that

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Freud believed that                 play a major role in determining the course and character of personality development.

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According to Freud, the id

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Freud suggested that the id seeks:

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Freud suggested that the ego is the component of personality that

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The rational component of the personality is the

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According to Freud, the superego is the                    aspect of personality that                .

1. impulsive; seeks immediate gratification of instinctual needs
2. rational; seeks realistic means of need satisfaction
3. rational; seeks moral perfection
4. moralistic; seeks realistic means of need satisfaction

e.            none of these

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According to Freud, the                  serves as a child’s internal censor or moral authority.

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Freud believed that the force that drives personality development was the

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According to Freud, children move from one psychosexual stage to another whenever the

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According to Freud, children who successfully resolve their Oedipus or Electra complex can expect to

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According to Freud, a boy will acquire an appropriately “masculine” identity as he

             with his father and resolves his                   complex.

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Freud believed that the Oedipus complex for males

1. occurs during the phallic stage
2. plays an important role in the formation of a boy's superego
3. facilitates masculine identity development
4. plays an important role in the formation of a boy’s superego and facilitates masculine identity development

e.            all of these

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According to Freud, early experiences can have a long-term effect on personality development if a child becomes obsessed with the activities of a particular psychosexual stage and    them.

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The psychosexual stage in which sexual urges are most likely to be repressed and sexual instincts rechanneled is the

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Legitimate criticisms of Freud’s theory include

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