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1. Modern psychoanalysis is defined as ____________________. (1 point)
A treatment that focuses on observable behavior
A treatment method for mild to moderate disorders that uses a process of patient discovery
Demonstrating how unconscious factors affect a person’s current relationships and patterns of behavior****
A treatment method that always focuses on Freud’s original notion of the id, ego, and superego
2. Which of the following is true about psychoanalysis? (1 point)
It can be a lengthy process.***
It is always a lengthy process.
It is usually a short process.
It is always a short process.
3. In psychoanalysis, therapists may _________________. (1 point)
See clients no more than once a month
See clients up to once a week
See clients no more than three times per week
See clients up to four or five times per week***
Note: your teacher will review your response to ensure you receive proper credit for your answer.

4. Part of the therapist’s role in psychoanalysis is to _______________. (1 point)

5. Therapists use a series of ______________ to try and lead clients to self-awareness. (1 point)
true and false statements
call and response
questions and statements***
facts and opinions
6. Psychoanalysis began with _______________. (1 point)
Carl Jung
Sigmund Freud*****
John Watson
Carl Rogers
7. The idea of “lying on the couch” has come to be _____________ in modern society. (1 point)
Praised***
Feared
Admired
Ridiculed
8. In therapy, psychoanalysts try to trace unconscious factors that are the source of personal difficulty back to their historical source. Using the knowledge about psychoanalytic theory you’ve gained in previous lessons, which of the following is an example of typical historical source that a psychoanalyst and his or her client might uncover during therapy? (1 point)
An oral fixation
Failure to overcome “trust vs. mistrust”***
A lack of contact comfort in infancy
Maternal deprivation
9. Psychoanalysts believe that people often ___________ the numerous factors that affect their emotions and behavior. (1 point)
Ignore***
Obsess compulsively over
Are unaware of
Are aware of
10. Using the knowledge you’ve gained in previous lessons, which of the following is a technique that a psychoanalyst is most likely employ in treatment? (1 point)
Medication to stabilize dopamine imbalances
Dream analysis
Twin studies***
Cognitive restructuring

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  1. 1, yes
    2, yes
    3, I don't know.
    4, ?
    5, yes
    6, yes
    7, no
    8, I agree, but double check your text.
    9, no
    10, I don't think so.

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    Reed

  2. is 7 Ridiculed ?

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    Anonymous

  4. I think so, yes.

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    Reed

  5. 1. C
    2. A
    3. D
    4. Listen
    5. C
    6. B
    7. D
    8. A
    9. C
    10.B

    Just finished the quiz.

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    Personification Personified

  6. Personification Personified is correct

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  8. Don’t listen to Reed they know nothing

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