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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. The contrasts between dreams and waking states are ___________.
(a) silly
(b) obvious
(c) irreconcilable
(d) not Freud's concern

2. While dreams are unreal, the ________ that occur in the dream are real.
(a) symbols
(b) images
(c) feelings
(d) answers

3. Lay theories are illogical and lack the ________ to deny the importance of dreams.
(a) information
(b) research
(c) courage
(d) foresight

4. Interpreting dreams as __________ theory is not a new idea, Freud admits.
(a) anxiety
(b) cipher
(c) wish fulfillment
(d) memory

5. Freud's method of dream collection provided him with the material needed to interpret dreams as _________ of waking reality
(a) reflections
(b) ideas
(c) pieces
(d) concepts

Short Answer Questions

1. Dreams and reality are two opposing __________.

2. Freud discusses __________ versus __________ dream content.

3. Who thinks dreams with moral issues are actually the responsibility of the dreamer?

4. Who wrote the studies on anxiety dreams in children?

5. Freud must "_________" that dream content has actual meaning.

Short Essay Questions

1. For what does Freud say a dream is significant?

2. What are day residues?

3. In part one, for what does Freud propose to show a technique for interpreting?

4. What are some alternative causes of dreams as indicated by Freud?

5. What cannot be denied in relation to dream work, according to Freud?

6. What are some sources of memories that can arise in dreams?

7. After Freud defines the act of dreaming, what does he include in this section?

8. What is the final additional component of dream formation?

9. To what does Freud liken the act of dreaming?

10. To lay the groundwork for a discussion of more characteristics of dream distortion, what does Freud discuss?

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