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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. The presentation of sexual material is often in the form of _____.
2. How does the woman who is married in the theater dream feel about having married so young?
3. What must be removed for a child to get to sleep?
4. Freud states that _____ don't bother themselves with the psychology of repression.
5. What is the name of the type of reasoning Freud uses to illustrate his point regarding calculations in dreams?
Short Essay Questions
1. What types of symbols exist in dreams?
2. What does Freud say the ability of dreams to tell the future?
3. What happens as a result of the dreamer's lack of knowledge of symbols?
4. How do speeches use the same idea as calculations in dreams?
5. How are obscure dreams formed?
6. What is a syllogism and how does it relate to Freud's theory of dream calculations?
7. What type of dream that expresses a desire is invariably accompanied by a feeling of dread and why?
8. What correlate is confirmed concerning the division of the procedures of the mind?
9. How do definite dreams of painful content fit into Freud's three classes of dreams according to their relationship to desire?
10. Why does Freud decline to use parts of the dream about Mrs. E. L. to reveal his own repressed thoughts?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
Describe the importance of the sleep state in dreaming. What is its importance in childhood? How does it change in adulthood?
Essay Topic 2
Define the role of the ego in sleep. How does it help maintain sleep? What is the cause of contempt upon awakening?
Essay Topic 3
Describe how Freud defines the complexity of dream meaning in terms of the translation of real world events into the primarily visual medium of dreaming. What problems does this pose? How is symbolism involved?
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