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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. In an attempt to bring order and meaning to a strange dream, a person wakes up and regards the dream as being _____.
(a) Utterly engaging.
(b) Infuriating at best.
(c) Quite mad.
(d) Fully understandable.
2. Freud states openly that there are certain thoughts Freud has about his dream of Mrs. E. L. that he doesn't want _____ to know.
(a) His wife.
(b) His mother.
(c) Mrs. E. L.
(d) Strangers.
3. Freud states that _____ don't bother themselves with the psychology of repression.
(a) Patients.
(b) Physicians.
(c) Medical writers.
(d) Philosophers.
4. An adult learns to postpone _____.
(a) Aspirations.
(b) Sleep.
(c) Eating.
(d) The dream state.
5. What does Freud say is the guardian of sleep?
(a) Religion.
(b) Dreams.
(c) Parents.
(d) Pillows.
Short Answer Questions
1. What means of presentation is used to answer the requirements of repressed sexuality?
2. What does the boy in Baldwin Groller's tale want?
3. Freud deeply wishes that his affection required no _____.
4. Freud calls his theory of the formation of dreams _____.
5. What part of the content is not to be interpreted symbolically?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why do children sleep through the night?
2. What does Freud say the ability of dreams to tell the future?
3. What are the foundational elements of the origin of many psychological processes, and how are they observed?
4. What types of symbols exist in dreams?
5. What is the nature of adult dreams, according to Freud?
6. What happens to the woman the day of the dream she has about the funeral and why is this significant??
7. What happens when the woman from the theater dream uncovers her repressed thoughts?
8. What is a syllogism and how does it relate to Freud's theory of dream calculations?
9. What is the difference between internal and external stimulus?
10. How are obscure dreams formed?
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