Sigmund Freud Believed in the Importance of Unconscious and Childhood

question 122

Multiple Choice

Sigmund Freud believed in the importance of unconscious and childhood experience factors. He based his beliefs on all of the following observations EXCEPT

• A)His patients consistently reported childhood memories of a sexual nature
• B)His patients often improved after "reliving" previously forgotten memories of childhood sexual abuse
• C)He noticed that individuals use defence mechanisms to help cope with anxiety
• D)He noticed how people often engaged in habitual activities with little conscious awareness

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Definitions:

Authority

The legitimate power or right granted to individuals or entities to make decisions, enforce rules, and command obedience within a specific context.

Attraction

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Status Differentiation

The process by which social hierarchies or levels of prestige are established and recognized within a group or society.

Sociometric Differentiation

The process of evaluating and differentiating individuals within a group based on social connections and perceptions.