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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 says we bring our __________ experience to the _________ experience of dreaming.
(a) unconscious, pre-conscious
(b) real, unreal
(c) conscious, subconscious
(d) subconscious, conscious

2. The dream for the __________ is not meaningless or absurd.
(a) doctor
(b) family
(c) child
(d) author

3. Freud hopes he will be able to _______ the dream process.
(a) identify
(b) discover
(c) argue
(d) clarify

4. Dreams and reality are two opposing __________.
(a) studies
(b) phenomena
(c) movements
(d) realities

5. What leads to a deeper study of dream problems?
(a) Journaling
(b) Psychology therapy
(c) Exploration of our own dreams
(d) The intrigue of latent content of dreams

Short Answer Questions

1. The ideas the dreamer has during the day carry over into the sleeping hours as __________________.

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

3. Freud uses __________ dreams to prove his method is better.

4. The contrasts between dreams and waking states are ___________.

5. To begin, Freud must question the way the dream is ____________.

Short Essay Questions

1. What does Freud say about the human regard for dreams?

2. What does Freud say is difficult about using dream examples?

3. Why does Freud believe his method to be the truer method?

4. In relation to the waking state, what does Freud say happens during the dreaming state?

5. What does Freud have to say when challenging the impact of external stimuli?

6. Whose studies on children does Freud refer to and why?

7. What is the unified whole that Freud wants to create in the interpretation of dreams?

8. Why is the scientific world left without proper methods for interpreting dreams?

9. With what the dream does Freud begin this section?

10. Instead of the dream turning a waking idea into a dreaming hallucination, what happens?

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