Freud Viewed Having Love and Hate for the Same Object

question 8

Multiple Choice

Freud viewed having love and hate for the same object as negative, whereas Klein viewed ambivalence positively because

• A) sadistic impulses and feelings of ecstasy can be fantasized.
• B) the inner world is object-relational.
• C) it fulfilled the desire to know more.
• D) by splitting love and hate, they could be sorted out and dealt with separately.

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