Freud Considered _____ to Be the MOST Direct Way to Access

question 35

Multiple Choice

Freud considered _____ to be the MOST direct way to access the patient's unconscious, or the "royal road to the unconscious."

• A)truth serum
• B)hypnosis
• C)free association
• D)dreams

Differentiate between evolutionary psychology and alternative theories like Eagly and Wood's social-structure theory.

Recognize and critique common methodological concerns and criticisms of evolutionary psychology.

Identify the role of the cerebral cortex in overcoming innate urges and the importance of flexibility in human behavior.

Comprehend the debates between nature versus nurture in understanding human behavior.

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Definitions:

Not Effective

Lacks the ability to produce a desired or intended result.

Reasons

The explanations or justifications for an action or belief, often examined in the context of decision-making and problem-solving.

Omission Training

A learning process in which a response leads to the removal of an expected reward or positive outcome, thereby decreasing the likelihood of that response in the future.

Response Cost

A behavior modification technique that involves the loss of a reward or privilege following undesired behaviors to decrease their occurrence.