With Regard to Self and Identity, Freud's Psychoanalytic Theory

question 34

Multiple Choice

With regard to self and identity, Freud's psychoanalytic theory:

• A) argued that the self was only a conscious construct.
• B) did not even mention the self.
• C) argued that the self could only be accessed through the unconscious.
• D) allowed the self to dominate the Id.

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Definitions:

In-Group

A social group to which a person psychologically identifies as being a member.

Out-Group

A social group toward which an individual feels contempt, opposition, or a sense of competition, contrasting with in-groups, which are groups with which an individual identifies.

Weak Ties

Relationships in social networks that are not closely bonded or emotionally connected but can provide access to new information or opportunities.

Research Setting

The specific environment or context in which scientific research is conducted, including laboratories, natural settings, or social environments.