Key Study 2 Check: Freud

What was the main subject of the case study described in key study 2?

• A five-year-old girl
• A five-year-old boy
• A group of children
• A family of horses

What did Freud claim about the applicability of his findings to other children?

• They are universally applicable
• They are not applicable to other children
• They are partially applicable
• They are only applicable to girls

When did the reports on Hans' behavior and actions begin?

• 1909
• 1906
• 1907
• 1908

What was the significance of the horse in relation to Hans' father?

• It was a gift from his father
• It was a representation of his father who Hans feared
• It symbolized his father's fear of horses
• It represented his father's love for animals

What was the ultimate outcome of Hans' interaction with Freud in 1922?

• He was considered a normal, healthy individual
• He was diagnosed with a mental disorder
• He was deemed unhealthy
• He was recommended for further treatment

What did Freud interpret Hans' dream about Gmunden and Mariedl to mean?

• Hans wanted to go back to Gmunden and spend time with Mariedl
• Hans wanted to visit a zoo
• Hans wanted to become a doctor
• Hans wanted to go back to school

How did Hans' phobia of horses end over time?

• Through exposure therapy
• Through interpretation of his dreams
• Through medication
• Through avoidance behavior

According to Freud, what did Hans' phobia of horses represent?

• His love for animals
• His fear of heights
• His anxiety about losing his mother
• His excitement for riding horses

What did Hans' dream about his mother leaving signify?

• His fear of losing his father
• His fear of losing his mother
• His fear of losing his pet dog
• His fear of losing his favorite toy

What did Freud claim about Hans' nature in relation to neurosis?

• He was a genius child
• He was a normal child
• He was prone to neurosis
• He was a troublemaker