The Authors of Your Text Contend That Freud

question 60

Multiple Choice

The authors of your text contend that Freud

• A) never vacillated in his basic support of reason.
• B) believed that recognizing the similarity of the unconscious among human beings would lead to a confirmation and affirmation of self.
• C) affirmed that the study of the unconscious would lead to a great human pride.
• D) had a limited vision because he thought that the irrational could never be studied by the rational mind.
• E) never wavered in his support for the irrational.

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Definitions:

Important Considerations

are crucial factors or aspects that need careful thought and examination when making decisions or analyzing situations.

Utilitarians

Philosophers or adherents of the ethical theory called utilitarianism, which holds that the best action is the one that maximizes utility, typically defined as that which produces the greatest well-being of the greatest number.

Inherently Moral

Pertaining to actions, objects, or decisions considered to possess moral qualities by their very nature.

Early Consequentialist

Refers to philosophical thinkers or theories in the history of ethics that judge the rightness or wrongness of an action by its consequences or outcomes, predating modern consequentialism like utilitarianism.