When Mr Morgan Misinterpreted His Harmless Symptoms of Autonomic Nervous System

question 46

Multiple Choice

When Mr. Morgan misinterpreted his harmless symptoms of autonomic nervous system arousal as indicative of an impending heart attack, he suffered an unusually intense level of fear. His emotional suffering is best understood in terms of the

• A) catharsis hypothesis.
• B) James-Lange theory.
• C) relative deprivation principle.
• D) two-factor theory.

Recognize the importance of satisfaction in contracts subject to personal judgement.

Understand Freud's theory of repressed memories and their impact on behavior and personality.

Differentiate between suppression and repression in the context of forgetting.

Comprehend the key aspects of Freud's psychoanalysis, especially in dealing with repressed memories.

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Definitions:

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