Freud's Contributions to Developmental Psychology Do NOT Include an Emphasis

question 142

Multiple Choice

Freud's contributions to developmental psychology do NOT include an emphasis on the importance of

• A) unconscious processes.
• B) close relationships.
• C) early experience.
• D) objective experience.

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Understand the importance and timing of patient education prior to surgery.

Understand the basic principles of pain management in the postoperative period.

Recognize the significance of fasting guidelines prior to surgery with general anesthesia.

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