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WorksheetsPsychology test
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 11mins
According to Freud, which part of the mind operates on the pleasure principle?
Ego
Id
Super ego
Conscious
In Freud's model, which level of mind contains memories that are not conscious but can easily be brought to awareness?
Conscious
Preconscious
Unconscious
Subconscious
According to Freud, Superego mainly represents:
Reality and balance
Pleasure-seeking urges
Moral and societal rules
Biological instincts
John says "I don’t care what others think" but becomes anxious when criticized.It may result in the conflict between
Eros and Thanatos
Ego and reality
Real self and ideal self
Conscious and unconscious
A teenager enjoys reckless behavior without concern for consequences. This behavior is likely dominated by:
Id
Ego
Super ego
Conscious
A child undergoes toilet training in which stage?
Oral
Phallic
Anal
Latency
Which of the following expresses Rogers’ idea of “phenomenal field”?
What a person dreams
What others expect
A person’s personal experiences and perceptions
Moral rules
Real self is
The person you wish to be
The person you pretend to be
The person you truly are
The person others think you are
Which of the following reflects a person with high congruence?
Pretending to agree with everyone
Feeling confused about life
Living in a way that matches personal values
Acting only to gain praise
A girl enjoys making friends, creating art, and helping others. According to Freud, these actions are mostly driven by
Thanatos (death instinct)
Phenomenal field
Id
Eros(life instinct)
A teacher who understands that every student views the world differently is respecting the idea of:
Psychosexual stages
Phenomenal field
Ego strength
Ideal self
Freud believed that the unconscious mind holds
Facts
Easily recalled thoughts
Deep wishes and fears
Logical decisions
A child who begins to imitate the same-sex parent and adopts gender roles is likely in which Freudian stage?
Oral
Anal
Phallic
Genital
When someone truly understands their potential and trying to fulfill it - Rogers would say they are:
Lacking morality
Moving towards self-actualization
Acting from the unconscious
Stressed
Freud believed that much of our behavior is influenced by thoughts and feelings in the:
Conscious mind
Preconscious mind
Superego
Unconscious mind
Ego deals with which kind of challenges?
Balancing pleasure and morality
Suppressing instincts
Avoiding others' judgment
Enhancing the superego
A person who says, “I know I’m not perfect, and that’s okay,” is showing:
Fixation
Incongruence
Congruence and acceptance
Superego control
A college student often chews pens and bites nails.Which early childhood experience might Freud associate this behavior
Struggles during toilet training
Struggles during gender identity
Fight between Ego and Id
Improper feeding
