The Images of Athene and Dionysus Suggest

question 14

Multiple Choice

The images of Athene and Dionysus suggest

• A) that myth has power to integrate polar opposites, illustrating contrarieties and conflicts inherent in existence.
• B) that knowledge of procreation and genetics was beyond the scope of Greek mythology.
• C) that myth has the capacity to illustrate problematic relationships in dysfunctional families.
• D) that myth, essentially, makes very little sense.

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Definitions:

Arousal

A physiological and psychological state of being awake or reactive to stimuli, often associated with physical excitation or emotional responses.

Extrinsic Locus

The belief that control over one's life events and outcomes resides primarily in external factors or forces beyond one's personal control.

Julian Rotter

A psychologist known for his work in social learning theory and the introduction of the concept of locus of control.

Ellen Langer

A psychologist known for her work on the illusion of control, mindfulness, and decision-making.