Modern Psychoanalysis Differs from Classical (Freudian)psychoanalysis in That There Is

question 68

Multiple Choice

Modern psychoanalysis differs from classical (Freudian) psychoanalysis in that there is now ____.

• A) more emphasis placed on the influence of unconscious instincts
• B) less emphasis on the problem-solving powers of the ego
• C) more attention given to interpersonal relationships and core conflicts
• D) less emotional support given to clients

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Definitions:

Babbling

The production of repetitive syllables by infants, which precedes the development of language.

Phonemic Speech

The aspect of language that deals with the system of sounds (phonemes) and their function and usage within a language.

Telegraphic Speech

A developmental stage in child language acquisition where speech is concise and includes only essential content words, resembling the succinctness of a telegram.