Primary Process Thinking, in Freudian Theory, Refers To

question 101

Multiple Choice

Primary process thinking, in Freudian theory, refers to:

• A)Logical planning and decision making
• B)Fantasizing about what is desired
• C)Reflexes that result in immediate gratification
• D)Moral dilemma resolution

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Definitions:

Self-Identification

The process by which an individual defines and understands themselves, often in relation to categories such as gender, race, or religion.

Cultural Competence

The ability of an individual or organization to understand, communicate with, and effectively interact with people across cultures.

Auxiliary Consumption

refers to the additional energy or resources used by devices or processes not directly involved in the primary function, often in standby or supporting modes.

Production

encompasses the processes and activities involved in creating goods or services, including the design, manufacturing, and delivery stages.