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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. How long does Dora's analysis last?
(a) Eleven weeks.
(b) Five days.
(c) Twelve months.
(d) Two years.

2. According to Freud, what does he suggest the heterosexual norm of parents typically lead to?
(a) Their children to be heterosexual.
(b) Specific dynamic for their sexual drive to be manifested.
(c) Specific dynamics towards opposite sex children than those for the same sex children of the same parents.
(d) For their children to gravitate towards people with same number in their families.

3. What did the nicknamed patient repeatedly suffer from in "Character and Anal Eroticism"?
(a) Difficult thoughts.
(b) Sleep apnea.
(c) Mild hallucinations.
(d) Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

4. What is the norm for translated texts?
(a) For the publishing company to hire a translator to work with the author.
(b) For the translator to be referred to.
(c) For the translator to travel to the foreign country to learn colloquial terms.
(d) For the author to translate it him or herself.

5. What happens to the patient that makes her sick in "The Making of Psychoanalysis"?
(a) Her mother is dying.
(b) She has a brain tumor.
(c) She lost her baby.
(d) Her father is dying.

Short Answer Questions

1. What is also included in the section about understanding human sexuality in "The Theory of Sexuality"?

2. Who does Freud criticize in the beginning of "Therapy and Technique"?

3. What is Dora in the chapter "Dreams"?

4. In psychology, what is a major form of organization and research?

5. Why was the Psycho-Analytic Society formed?

Short Essay Questions

1. What did the doctor's find was making 'Dora' verge on suicidal behavior?

2. What does Freud's paper published in 1908 address?

3. According to Freud, what does the norm of having heterosexual parents present?

4. What does Freud say about repressed material?

5. Briefly describe the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society.

6. What does Freud suggest about children under five years old?

7. What does Freud suggest is important for the patient to do in therapy?

8. What happens to Rat Man, the patient who has obsessional neurosis?

9. Why had sexuality been rejected prior to finding the cause of neuroses?

10. What does Freud say is the main concern of people's dreams dealing with psycho-therapy?

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