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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. The waking brain thinks in ___________ images.
(a) mental
(b) verbal
(c) colorful
(d) complicated
2. The interpretation of dreams begins with the _________ content of the dream.
(a) internal
(b) obvious
(c) visual
(d) thought
3. Freud discusses __________ versus __________ dream content.
(a) pre-conscious, unconcious
(b) subconscious, unconscious
(c) manifest, latent
(d) real, unreal
4. 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) understood
(d) admitted
5. Freud questions whether wish fulfillment is a typical __________ of dreams.
(a) goal
(b) portion
(c) symptom
(d) characteristic
Short Answer Questions
1. What leads to a deeper study of dream problems?
2. Dreams think mostly in _________.
3. What does Freud think people believe is not responsible for creating dreams in the first place?
4. The dream for the __________ is not meaningless or absurd.
5. According to Schleiermacher's theory, when we are away, we experience brain activity through ______.
Short Essay Questions
1. Freud says that dream interpretation can be problematic because it should not be based on what?
2. Whose studies on children does Freud refer to and why?
3. Instead of the dream turning a waking idea into a dreaming hallucination, what happens?
4. What are some sources of memories that can arise in dreams?
5. What cannot be denied in relation to dream work, according to Freud?
6. To what does Freud liken the act of dreaming?
7. What does Freud have to say about other dream theories?
8. Freud says that a scene or wish in the unconscious progresses toward the pre-conscious. What happens then?
9. What is Freud's method of researching dreams?
10. What are some alternative causes of dreams as indicated by Freud?
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