A Soldier Experiences Sudden Paralysis of His Hand That Prevents

question 226

Multiple Choice

A soldier experiences sudden paralysis of his hand that prevents him from firing his rifle in battle.Instead of having to face enemy fire,he is sent to a field hospital to recover.Since he is not "faking," he is not perceived negatively by fellow soldiers,but instead is cared for and given sympathy by the hospital staff.According to psychodynamic theory,the soldier has achieved ________ gains by avoiding battle and getting treatment.

• A)primary
• B)secondary
• C)intrinsic
• D)extrinsic

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