Psychoanalysis

According to psychoanalysis, what does the unconscious mind contain?

• Visualizations and thoughts

• Feelings and urges

• Memories and desires

• Conscious thoughts and desires

Who developed the psychoanalysis theory in the early 1900s?

• Sigmund Freud

• Erik Erikson

• Carl Jung

• Alfred Adler

What is self-concept in psychoanalysis?

• How we perceive others

• How we know and see ourselves

• Our conscious thoughts

• Our unconscious desires

What is considered the repository of feelings and urges in psychoanalysis?

• Unconscious mind

• Conscious mind

• Self-concept

• Subconscious mind

According to Freud, what is the conscious mind composed of?

• Wishes, thoughts, and desires

• Unconscious thoughts

• Feelings and urges

• Visualizations and memories

What is the main focus of psychoanalysis?

• Conscious mind

• Self-concept

• Personality development

• Unconscious mind

What does Freud consider as merely a small part of total mental activity?

• Unconscious mind

• Conscious mind

• Self-concept

• Personality development

What does the unconscious mind influence according to Freud?

• Personality development

• Conscious thoughts

• Behavior

• Self-concept

What are unconscious forces in psychoanalysis?

• Wishes, thoughts, or desires that we are aware of

• Wishes, thoughts, or desires that we automatically repress

• Visualizations and memories that are easily recalled

• Feelings and urges that we can voluntarily access

What is the part of our brain that helps us make sense of everyday interactions and surroundings?

• Unconscious mind

• Conscious mind

• Self-concept

• Personality development