In Orthodox Psychoanalysis

question 51

Multiple Choice

In orthodox psychoanalysis:

• A) the analyst challenges the person whenever a thought or interpretation is irrational or misguided.
• B) a person who is trying to avoid thinking of a traumatic event is asked to imagine it over and over and over, until it is no longer a powerful unconscious force.
• C) a person may come in complaining of a symptom but the therapist may not get around to that symptom for months or even years.
• D) the analyst probes the person's unconscious, formulates the main issue regarding the symptom, and focuses on the recurring problem.

Conceptualize the broader societal attitudes towards unions and their impact on labor movements.

Discuss the potential reforms aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of the NLRB and protecting workers' rights.

Understand the fundamental principles and doctrines within union elections and organizing efforts.

Comprehend the legislative proposals aimed at reforming the union certification process, such as the Employee Free Choice Act.

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Definitions:

Contamination

The unintended presence of impurities or harmful substances in a material or environment, which may compromise the validity of an experiment or the health of individuals.

Maladaptiveness

A trait or behavior that is counterproductive to an individual's wellbeing or social functioning.

Culturally Variable

Characteristics, behaviors, or norms that differ widely between cultures, indicating the diversity of human societies and their practices.

Dissociative Disorders

Mental disorders characterized by a disconnection and lack of continuity between thoughts, memories, surroundings, actions, and identity.