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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapter 6, The Theory of Sexuality Continued.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What does the "Inversion, absolute, amphigenic and contingent" section address?
(a) Mixed gender sexuality preference.
(b) True homosexuality.
(c) Absolute sexuality with no deviations of sexual preference.
(d) Predominant heterosexuals will typically manifest some homosexual leanings.

2. What is the term for when a child has adoration for his or her parent that is adopted in another member of the opposite sex?
(a) Bisexuality.
(b) Infantile sexuality.
(c) Separation.
(d) Role reversal.

3. What reason is given for using the name Dora?
(a) It rhymes with the real patients name.
(b) She is an explorer.
(c) It is a false female patients name.
(d) It is an acronym.

4. What does Freud include about one's sexual preference?
(a) How to prevent pregnancy.
(b) How to prevent inversion.
(c) The meaning of one's adolescent love is a forerunner of their future sexual preference.
(d) How to decipher one's sexual desire.

5. What does Freud not address concerning heredity and sexuality in "The Theory of Sexuality"?
(a) That homosexuality is hereditary.
(b) The theory that some are born homosexual as the same built-in heterosexual.
(c) That heterosexuality is innate.
(d) That homosexuals choose to be so.

Short Answer Questions

1. How many different sections are used in Chapter 6, "The Theory of Sexuality"?

2. What characteristics does Freud's mentor have?

3. What is the norm for translated texts?

4. In the chapter "Dreams," how are therapeutic symptoms achieved?

5. What is a specific difficulty of Freud's research?

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