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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 _________ based.
2. What causes the dying person in the answer to #158 to actually die?
3. Which of these is NOT a form of stimuli?
4. Freud begins with the retelling of a dream that one of his patients had after hearing the story of the same dream at a ___________.
5. Each image must be replaced with a ______ that will adequately represent the individual element.
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
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?
Essay Topic 2
Freud makes a point to say that one's morality will persist in dreams, but at the same time, dreams can include events that occur outside of one's morality. What do you think this contradiction means? What do you feel happens when dreams include immoral ideas and actions? Are these dreams a reflection of the dreamer? Why or why not? If so, what are these dreams saying about the dreamer?
Essay Topic 3
Freud often uses his own dreams in order to support his theories about dream interpretation. Does this make sense? Is it good science? Why or why not? What presumptions does Freud make when he uses his own dreams? Would it have been a better idea to use only patient dreams? Why or why not? Do Freud's own interpretations seem to work too perfectly with his theories? Why or why not?
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