How Well Do You Know Freud's Theory?
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Freud's theory entails the psychoanalytic theory of personality disorder. The theory says that a person's personality is formed through conflicts between three parts of the human mind. We're talking ego, id, and superego. If you know exactly what we mean here, then there's a chance you may understand our compiled questions.
- 1.Which century saw the postulation of psychoanalytic theory come into public knowledge?
- A.
17th century
- B.
19th century
- C.
18th century
- D.
21st century
- 2.After Freud's death, when did the theory gain more popularity?
- A.
1941
- B.
1939
- C.
1967
- D.
1945
- 3.When was Freud's Interpretation of Dreams published?
- A.
1899
- B.
1891
- C.
1872
- D.
1893
- 4.When was Freud's Interpretation of Dreams published?
- A.
1899
- B.
1891
- C.
1872
- D.
1893
- 5.What governs human behavior if you're going by Freud's theory?
- A.
Two opposing forces
- B.
Three opposing forces
- C.
Five irrational forces
- D.
Three irrational forces
- 6.Who worked with Sigmund Freud in his study of psychoanalysis?
- A.
Joseph Breuer
- B.
Jack Eddison
- C.
Joseph Lister
- D.
Henry Priestly
- 7.Concerning the id, which of these is odd?
- A.
Reality principle
- B.
HungerÂ
- C.
Libido
- D.
Sex
- 8.Which of the following isn't a psychoanalytic technique?
- A.
Unconscious analysis
- B.
Dream analysis
- C.
Free association
- D.
Hynopsis
- 9.What is the other name for Freudian slips?
- A.
Ego
- B.
Parapraxes
- C.
Superego
- D.
Id
- 10.Which of the following isn't a direct manifestations of Freudian slips?
- A.
Misinterpreting a written word
- B.
Hallucination
- C.
Misinterpreting a spoken word
- D.
Calling someone by the wrong name
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