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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. Freud deeply wishes that his affection required no _____.
(a) Outlay.
(b) Work.
(c) Displacement.
(d) Cordiality.
2. What does the ego abandon during sleep?
(a) Any sense of will.
(b) Repression energy.
(c) Expansion.
(d) Contraction.
3. Freud says people are right saying that dreams have the ability to _____.
(a) Release reality.
(b) Obfuscate the present.
(c) Erase the past.
(d) Foretell the future.
4. What are most people awakened by, according to Burdach?
(a) The change of lighting.
(b) The sound of their own names.
(c) The opening of a door.
(d) The sounds of birds.
5. Censorship is never absent, it is merely _____ during sleep.
(a) Lying to a person.
(b) Off guard.
(c) Hiding.
(d) Asleep.
Short Answer Questions
1. What does the symbol of a room mean?
2. What sort of results come about after dream calculations occur?
3. What word does Freud use to describe his feelings toward the large disbursement of money he gives to his family member?
4. Who is the lady in the market dream at the market with?
5. What does the boy in Baldwin Groller's tale want?
Short Essay Questions
1. Why does Freud decline to use parts of the dream about Mrs. E. L. to reveal his own repressed thoughts?
2. When is symbolism effective in dream interpretation?
3. What happens when the woman from the theater dream uncovers her repressed thoughts?
4. What is the difference between internal and external stimulus?
5. What is a syllogism and how does it relate to Freud's theory of dream calculations?
6. Why is the boy in the story by Baldwin Groller considered a "bad boy"?
7. What correlate is confirmed concerning the division of the procedures of the mind?
8. How are forgetting and suppression related?
9. What types of symbols exist in dreams?
10. How do people compensate for not knowing the meaning of aspects of dreams?
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