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What is a Freudian slip?
What is a Freudian slip?
- A mistake in writing
- A slip of the tongue related to food preferences
- An error in speech (correct)
- A memory lapse
According to Carl Jung, what are archetypes?
According to Carl Jung, what are archetypes?
- Only found in dreams
- Universal symbols that tend to reappear over time (correct)
- Related to conscious thoughts
- Specific to each individual's life experiences
What is the focus of Ivan Pavlov's experiment on classical conditioning?
What is the focus of Ivan Pavlov's experiment on classical conditioning?
- Human behavior management (correct)
- Conscious decision-making
- Unconscious thoughts
- Analyzing dream symbols
In behavioral psychology, what is a neutral stimulus?
In behavioral psychology, what is a neutral stimulus?
What is the purpose of analyzing dream symbols according to analytical psychology?
What is the purpose of analyzing dream symbols according to analytical psychology?
Which psychologist believed in balancing a person's psyche to help them reach their full potential?
Which psychologist believed in balancing a person's psyche to help them reach their full potential?
What kind of learning does operant conditioning refer to?
What kind of learning does operant conditioning refer to?
Which of the following best describes positive punishment?
Which of the following best describes positive punishment?
What did B.F. Skinner discover regarding changing behaviors?
What did B.F. Skinner discover regarding changing behaviors?
In humanistic psychology, what is emphasized as an individual's inherent drive?
In humanistic psychology, what is emphasized as an individual's inherent drive?
Which research methodology do humanistic psychologists prefer?
Which research methodology do humanistic psychologists prefer?
What is the main focus of psychodynamic therapy?
What is the main focus of psychodynamic therapy?
According to psychoanalytic theory, what influences all human behavior?
According to psychoanalytic theory, what influences all human behavior?
Which part of the mind is described as totally unconscious in Freud's theory?
Which part of the mind is described as totally unconscious in Freud's theory?
What role does the Ego play according to Freud's theory?
What role does the Ego play according to Freud's theory?
Which method involves a patient relaxing and saying whatever comes to mind?
Which method involves a patient relaxing and saying whatever comes to mind?
What does the Superego represent in Freud's theory?
What does the Superego represent in Freud's theory?
What is the central concept of humanistic psychology?
What is the central concept of humanistic psychology?
According to Abraham Maslow, what must be fulfilled first in order to reach higher needs?
According to Abraham Maslow, what must be fulfilled first in order to reach higher needs?
Who developed Client-centered Therapy in humanistic psychology?
Who developed Client-centered Therapy in humanistic psychology?
Which psychologist is associated with the study of how the brain learns, including learning, memory, attention, and decision-making?
Which psychologist is associated with the study of how the brain learns, including learning, memory, attention, and decision-making?
What does client exploration of attitudes and emotions lead to in therapy?
What does client exploration of attitudes and emotions lead to in therapy?
In the context of humanistic psychology, what role does fear play in the therapeutic environment?
In the context of humanistic psychology, what role does fear play in the therapeutic environment?
