A Criticism of Freud's Interpretations of Freudian Slips Is That

question 54

Multiple Choice

A criticism of Freud's interpretations of Freudian slips is that:

• A)recent research suggests that slips say nothing about the contents of consciousness.
• B)in the real world,these types of slips are extremely rare.
• C)they reflect the after-the-fact interpretation of the listener,instead of the thoughts of the speaker.
• D)the interpretations do not meet modern standards of statistical significance.

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Definitions:

Temperament

Refers to the inherent traits that determine how an individual reacts to and interacts with their environment.

Emotional Reactivity

The extent to which a person is sensitive to emotional material and responds intensely to emotional situations.

Social Connectedness

The sense of belonging and subjective psychological bond people feel with others and the community at large.

Reactive Nervous System

Refers to the part of the nervous system responsible for reacting to stress and threats, activating fight or flight responses.