In Contrast to Freud's Theory, Object Relations Theorists

question 18

Multiple Choice

In contrast to Freud's theory, object relations theorists

• A) focus on internal drives and conflicts.
• B) are interested in the intellectual and emotional development of the infant.
• C) are interested in an infant's relationship with his or her parents.
• D) do not believe that children develop unconscious representations of significant objects in their environment.

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Definitions:

Dualism

The philosophical concept that reality or existence is divided into two distinct and opposite parts, such as mind and body.

Cognitive Psychology

A school of thought that studies how people think, learn, and remember.

Psychological Principles

Fundamental theories or laws that underpin the thoughts, feelings, and actions of individuals, guiding an understanding of psychological processes.

Common Sense

Practical judgment concerning everyday matters, or a basic ability to perceive, understand, and judge that is shared by ("common to") nearly all people.