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:

Type B Personality

A personality contrast to Type A, characterized by a more relaxed, patient, and stress-free approach to life and work.

Type D Personality

A disposition marked by high levels of negative emotions and social inhibition; "D" stands for "distressed."

Antigens

Substances, often proteins, on the surface of pathogens, foreign cells, or tissues that trigger an immune response in the body.

Bacteria

Microscopic, single-celled organisms found in diverse environments, some of which can cause diseases while others can be beneficial.