What does Freud consider the positive and negative aspects of the quest for happiness?
According to Carl Jung, where do archetypes such as the mother, the child-god, the hero, and the wise, old man reside?
What style of writing captures the dual play of conscious and unconscious stimuli?
According to Freud, what are dreams?
In Franz Kafka's "Metamorphosis," what did Gregor Samsa discover he had turned into when he woke up one morning?
What is sublimation?
What is the superego?
What is the id?
For novelist Marcel Proust, what is the relationship between the novel and psychology?
What is the ego?
Answers:
A) The positive modification and redirection of primal urges
B) The moral monitor, commonly called the conscience
C) The "manager" who adapts the needs for the id to the real world
D) In the collective unconscious
E) The distinguished fulfillment of a repressed, infantile wish
F) The seat of the human instincts and the source of all the physical desires, including nourishment and sexual satisfaction
G) A gigantic insect
H) The novel is psychology in space and time
I) Pleasure and the absence of pain
J) Stream of consciousness
B The moral monitor, commonly called the conscience- What is the superego?
J) Stream of consciousness-What is the ego?
D) In the collective unconscious- According to Carl Jung, where do archetypes such as the mother, the child-god, the hero, and the wise, old man reside?
A) The positive modification and redirection of primal urges-What does Freud consider the positive and negative aspects of the quest for happiness?
C) The "manager" who adapts the needs for the id to the real world-What is sublimation?
E) The distinguished fulfillment of a repressed, infantile wish-According to Freud, what are dreams?
G) A gigantic insect-In Franz Kafka's "Metamorphosis," what did Gregor Samsa discover he had turned into when he woke up one morning?
H) The novel is psychology in space and time-What style of writing captures the dual play of conscious and unconscious stimuli?
I) Pleasure and the absence of pain-For novelist Marcel Proust, what is the relationship between the novel and psychology?
F) The seat of the human instincts and the source of all the physical desires, including nourishment and sexual satisfaction-What is the id?
What does Freud consider the positive and negative aspects of the quest for happiness? According to...
In Franz Kafka's "Metamorphosis," what did Gregor Samsa discover he had turned into when he woke up one morning? What is sublimation? What is the superego? What is the id? For novelist Marcel Proust, what is the relationship between the novel and psychology? What is the ego? A) The positive modification and redirection of primal urges B) The moral monitor, commonly called the conscience C) The "manager" who adapts the needs for the id to the real world D) The...