The 20-Minute Rule States That

question 4

Multiple Choice

The 20-minute rule states that

• A) participants are given a break every 20 minutes to refresh their focus.
• B) trainers should change their method or activity every 20 minutes.
• C) participants are allowed to discuss what they have learned in 20 minute intervals.
• D) trainers should scan the room every 20 minutes to ensure trainees are focused.

Grasp the biological and instinctual aspects of Freudian theory, including concepts of libido, death instincts, and their roles in personality.

Define and differentiate between primary-process thought and secondary-process thought in Freudian theory.

Interpret Freud's views on the role of internal and external stimuli in driving human behavior and personality development.

Understand Freud's theory of psychosexual development and the characteristics of each stage.

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