In Freud's psychosexual stages, how does conflict arise between parent and child?
a. The parent attempts to teach the child language.
b. The child tries to do good, but often fails to reach the parent's standard.
c. The child seeks pleasure from different body areas associated with sexual feelings.
d. The parent imposes their personality on a child as the child creates his own personality.
C
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Adrian is a 35-year-old who was diagnosed with a psychotic disorder at age 18 . Despite periodic hallucinations and inconsistent compliance with medication he has been able to hold a job and an apartment. Which trajectory would best describe Adrian?
a. deteriorating, short term b. unstable, long-term c. stable, long-term d. stable, good
In which of the following defense mechanisms does an individual unconsciously block disturbing wishes, thoughts or experiences from awareness?
a. Rationalization b. Reaction formation c. Repression d. Displacement
Pain or nociception, can best be defined as the:
a. activation of nerve fibers signaling tissue damage. b. activation of specific sensory areas of the brain. c. being hurt in body or spirit. d. experiencing severe physical or psychological discomfort .
The multiple-choice questions on this exam are examples of ____ items
a. open-ended b. restricted c. rating scale d. physiological