In a True Hypothetical Proposition

question 113

Multiple Choice

In a true hypothetical proposition:

• A)the truth of the antecedent is sufficient to guarantee the truth of the consequent
• B)the truth of the consequent is sufficient to guarantee the truth of the antecedent
• C)the antecedent could be true, while the consequent is false
• D)the truth of the antecedent tells us nothing about the truth of the consequent
• E)the antecedent and consequent cannot both be false

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Definitions:

Transference

A patient’s tendency to respond to the analyst or therapist in ways that re-create her responses to major figures in her life.

Catharsis

A therapeutic process of releasing and thereby providing relief from strong or repressed emotions.

Unconscious Wishes

Desires that reside outside of conscious awareness, often influencing behavior and thought patterns.

Previously Unconscious

Refers to thoughts, feelings, desires, or memories that were not accessible to conscious awareness but have become conscious.