Freud Emphasized That the Problems of Many Patients Could Be

question 119

Multiple Choice

Freud emphasized that the problems of many patients could be traced to:

• A)effects of painful childhood experiences that could not be remembered.
• B)"mind bugs," or curious failures of otherwise adaptive cognitive processes.
• C)feelings of shame and inadequacy acquired during adolescent sexual development.
• D)maladaptive patterns of behavior that could be observed during infancy.

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Definitions:

Physical Functioning

Refers to the capability to perform tasks and activities that require physical effort, indicating a person's physical health and fitness.

Cognitive Deficits

Describes any shortcomings in cognitive function, encompassing difficulties in processing information, memory, reasoning, and attention.

Emerging Adulthood

A developmental phase between adolescence and full-fledged adulthood, characterized by exploration, instability, and self-focus.

Stability

The quality of being steady, consistent, and less likely to change or fail.