From a Psychodynamic Perspective, Obsessions Represent ______

question 175

Multiple Choice

From a psychodynamic perspective, obsessions represent ______.

• A) acts that help keep unconscious impulses repressed
• B) self-defeating thoughts that perpetuate anxiety
• C) the two-factor model
• D) the leakage of unconscious impulses into consciousness

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Definitions:

Context Factor

Involves the elements or conditions that influence the setting or environment in which events occur, impacting the interpretation or outcome.

Behavioral Roles

The set of expected actions and behaviors assigned to an individual within a group or organization based on their position.

Task-Oriented

A focus on accomplishing specific objectives or tasks rather than on social or emotional aspects of work.

Fault Lines

Social and demographic divisions within a group or team that can potentially cause conflict or division.