The Problem-Solving Theory of Dreaming Proposes That

question 168

Multiple Choice

The problem-solving theory of dreaming proposes that:

• A)dreams create more problems than they solve.
• B)the problems and concerns we face in our waking life also appear in our dreams.
• C)the symbols in our dreams represent unconscious urges related to sex and aggression.
• D)we cannot solve complex moral or interpersonal problems until we have dreamed about them.

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Definitions:

Emotions

Complex psychological states involving physiological arousal, expressions, and cognitive interpretations.

Intentions

Plans or commitments to carry out a particular action in the future.

Nonverbal Communication

The process of conveying a message or information without the use of spoken language, including through gestures, facial expressions, posture, and other visual cues.

Paralanguage

Voice effects that accompany language and convey meaning. These include vocalizations such as giggling, groaning, or sighing, as well as voice qualities such as pitch and tempo.