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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 seeks to prove the ______________ of a dream to the person's waking activities, thoughts, and feelings.
(a) iIdeas
(b) connectedness
(c) importance
(d) symbols

2. To begin, Freud must question the way the dream is ____________.
(a) expressed
(b) verbalized
(c) remembered
(d) completed

3. One of the variables of wish dreams is the way the dream is so uniquely ____________.
(a) misunderstood
(b) shared
(c) dreamt
(d) expressed

4. Dream theories hold that dreams are not ____________ activities.
(a) psychic
(b) interesting
(c) real
(d) valuable

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

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Freud think people believe is not responsible for creating dreams in the first place?

2. What is another form of the childhood memory?

3. According to Schleiermacher's theory, when we are away, we experience brain activity through ______.

4. Dreams we forget are due to what?

5. Whose dream theories does Freud agree with in this section?

Short Essay Questions

1. Whose dream theory does Freud not challenge?

2. What does Freud insist about dreams?

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

4. How does Freud describe a wish fulfillment dream?

5. Dreams play no part in the creation of what?

6. The transformation of unconscious thoughts does not imply what, according to Freud?

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

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

9. What is another form of displacement that Freud brings offers?

10. What are the ways Freud interprets the dreams he has given for examples?

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