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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 ego is mainly concerned with _____.
(a) The continuance of sleep.
(b) The awakening of the dreamer.
(c) The preservation of the body.
(d) The organization of dream material.

2. What must be removed for a child to get to sleep?
(a) All need for bodily functions to be addressed.
(b) All excess blankets.
(c) All sense of fear.
(d) All external stimuli.

3. Thoughts are repressed because they cannot become _____ to the dreamer initially.
(a) Conscious.
(b) Important.
(c) Impotent.
(d) Fragmented.

4. What does the symbol of a room mean?
(a) The mind.
(b) A woman.
(c) A brain.
(d) The sky.

5. What part of the content is not to be interpreted symbolically?
(a) Latent.
(b) Original.
(c) Manifest.
(d) The whole.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is the miller awakened by, according to Burdach?

2. Censorship is never absent, it is merely _____ during sleep.

3. Freud deeply wishes that his affection required no _____.

4. How many classes are dreams about the realization of desire divided into, according to Freud?

5. Who is dead in the woman's dream about the funeral?

Short Essay Questions

1. How are forgetting and suppression related?

2. How do speeches use the same idea as calculations in dreams?

3. When is symbolism effective in dream interpretation?

4. How are obscure dreams formed?

5. How do definite dreams of painful content fit into Freud's three classes of dreams according to their relationship to desire?

6. What is the difference between adults and children in terms of the knowledge of reality?

7. What correlate is confirmed concerning the division of the procedures of the mind?

8. Why does Freud decline to use parts of the dream about Mrs. E. L. to reveal his own repressed thoughts?

9. Why does Freud say that dream work is a special psychical process?

10. What is the nature of adult dreams, according to Freud?

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