The British "Navvies" Were

question 2

Multiple Choice

The British "navvies" were:

• A)feminists who argued for "equal pay for equal work."
• B)the construction workers who built the railways.
• C)sailors of Her Majesty's navy serving in India.
• D)the construction workers who built factories throughout the British empire.
• E)natives who worked for British companies in the colonies.

Recognize the techniques and methods used within psychoanalytic therapy.

Differentiate between various defense mechanisms and their roles in psychoanalysis.

Identify Freud's contributions to psychology and the development of psychoanalytic theory.

Evaluate the reliability, validity, and criticisms of projective tests in psychoanalytic practice.

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