Modern Psychodynamic Theory Differs from Freud's Traditional Psychoanalytic Theory in That

question 356

Multiple Choice

Modern psychodynamic theory differs from Freud's traditional psychoanalytic theory in that the modern approach

• A)places more emphasis on childhood sexuality
• B)de-emphasizes the role of unconscious aggressive and sexual impulses
• C)is more likely to use hypnosis instead of free association in order to get at unconscious material
• D)rejects the notion of the unconscious altogether

Identify common sleep disorders, their symptoms, and treatment options.

Compare different theories of hypnosis and illustrate its potential benefits and applications.

Describe the effects of sleep deprivation in the short and long term, including changes in sleep stages.

Understand the mechanics of addiction, including tolerance, withdrawal, and the potential predictors of addiction.

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