A1 Freud's Theories

What are the three parts of the mind according to Freud's theory?

• Conscious, subconscious, and unconscious

• Conscious, preconscious, and unconscious

• Conscious, subconscious, and preconscious

• Subconscious, preconscious, and unconscious

Which part of the mind holds the current thoughts and feelings?

• Preconscious

• Unconscious

• Conscious

• Subconscious

What type of information is stored in the preconscious?

• Information that is currently being experienced

• Information that cannot be easily accessed

• Information that can be easily sourced if needed

• Information that is permanently forgotten

Which part of the mind is described as being deep under the water in Freud's iceberg analogy?

• Conscious

• Preconscious

• Unconscious

• Subconscious

According to Freud, which part of the mind influences behaviour without the individual being aware?

• Conscious

• Preconscious

• Unconscious

• Subconscious

What is an example of information stored in the preconscious?

• A forgotten childhood memory

• A specific date for a birthday

• Current feelings of happiness

• Deep-seated fears

How did Freud describe the preconscious in his iceberg analogy?

• Above the water

• Just under the surface

• Deep under the water

• Floating on the surface

Which part of the mind is responsible for making decisions based on current sensory information?

• Conscious

• Preconscious

• Unconscious

• Subconscious

What is the primary characteristic of the unconscious mind?

• Easily accessible memories

• Current thoughts and feelings

• Memories, thoughts, and desires that are not easily accessible

• Information that is always forgotten

In Freud's theory, which part of the mind is most difficult to access?

• Conscious

• Preconscious

• Unconscious

• Subconscious