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

2. Dreams and wishes yet to be _________ can turn up as wish fulfillment dreams that begin in childhood and continue into adulthood.
(a) dreamt
(b) fulfilled
(c) admitted
(d) understood

3. Times older than one day are remembered the day before the dream and thus are still only __________.
(a) a day old
(b) a new idea
(c) a memory
(d) a passing thought

4. There is a lack of _______ that occurs when we are dreaming.
(a) morality
(b) sense
(c) spontaneity
(d) choice

5. Freud justifies that his method is a ______ method of dream interpretation.
(a) better
(b) truer
(c) comprehensive
(d) easier

Short Answer Questions

1. Freud states we have a ____________ to forget dreams.

2. Dream theories hold that dreams are not ____________ activities.

3. What sparked interest in how general the theory of wish fulfillment in dreams is?

4. The wish fulfillment dream is a dream of ____________.

5. Freud does not say there is only one kind of dream as this theory would be easily _________.

Short Essay Questions

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

2. What does Freud believe is quote foolish to do?

3. What other question does Freud propose other dream analysts ask?

4. What is another way Freud describes the symbols found in dreams?

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

6. Whose dream theory does Freud not challenge?

7. What are the physical sources of dreams according to Freud?

8. How does Freud describe a wish fulfillment dream?

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

10. What is the fractional interpretation of dreams?

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