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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. What does Freud suggest could avoid homosexuality in males?
(a) Playing sports with their father.
(b) Watching football.
(c) Having a more present father.
(d) Having a mean mother.

2. What Biblical figure does Freud give a bizarre and ornate write-up of?
(a) Jesus.
(b) Moses.
(c) Judah.
(d) Lydia.

3. What does Freud deem as DaVinci's characteristic as a painter?
(a) One type of smile.
(b) Using watercolors.
(c) Using only neutral colors.
(d) One type of eye shape.

4. What does Freud say is NOT a sign of a person's general inferiority?
(a) Neurosis.
(b) Transference.
(c) Mental illness.
(d) Neurotic analysis.

5. How many characteristics of totem animals does Freud give?
(a) 11.
(b) 12.
(c) 10.
(d) 13.

Short Answer Questions

1. What does Freud say about predominate cases of incestuous activity?

2. What does Freud refer to when a person both loves and hates a person, a condition or thing?

3. What does Freud say a doctor normally meets in the patient?

4. What does Freud connect to incestuous feelings?

5. What sheer coincidence is mentioned in "Psychoanalysis in Culture" about Freud that relates to competitive jealousy?

Short Essay Questions

1. What is ambivalence, according to Freud?

2. What is predominately related to incestuous feelings according to Freud?

3. What does Freud mention being a common factor in homosexuals?

4. Why does Freud mention the two famous painters in "Therapy and Technique"?

5. According to Freud, when does criminality usually occur within a person?

6. According to Freud, what will a therapist usually meet with in the beginning treatments of therapy?

7. What is the idea of the suitor's in "The Theme of the Three Caskets"?

8. What is a totem?

9. What does Freud say governs the reality principle?

10. How are symptoms destroyed, according to Freud?

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