The Interpretation of Dreams Test | Final Test - Hard

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The Interpretation of Dreams Test | Final Test - Hard

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This test consists of 5 short answer questions and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. Dream interpretation must be allowed to prove ______ consistently over time.

2. Freud provides an example of a dreamer who is the victim of a _____________ painting a house.

3. The dream can not create or craft ___________.

4. The dreamer either feels no ___________ to dream content or feels the _________ emotions as a response to the content.

5. The dream in #157 involved the _________ of a dying _______.

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

Freud discusses the ideas of condensation, displacement and representation. Define each of these terms as Freud uses them and give examples of each. Which of these ideas do you agree with most in terms of dream interpretation? Why? With which of these terms do you not agree? Why?

Essay Topic 2

When dreams include actions the dreamer wants to take, but does not, the idea of responsibility becomes a point to consider. Do you feel that these kinds of dreams are a way for a dreamer to avoid taking real life action? Why or why not? Are there instances in which dreams can cause external action in waking life? Give an example of a time in which a dream spurred you on or give an example of a dream that you enjoy having but have not acted upon.

Essay Topic 3

Dreams, as Freud believes, are considered to be foreign to our everyday lives and experiences. However, is this the case? In everyday life, we might have one experience and then dream about that same experience. Does this support the idea of dreams being foreign? What do you think Freud means by that? Can you give one example in which dreams become foreign in relation to real life?

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