MODULE :IOP1601
,IOP1601 Exam Questions &
Answer Pack with Study Notes
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,CHAPTER 14 THEORY
Although Jung agreed with Freud’s notion of the unconscious, he added another important
dimension, called the ______.
A. unconscious
B. conscious
C. preconscious
D. collective unconscious
The Johari-window (a technique for improved understanding of the self and communication),
states that the best situation is when all or a lot is ______.
A. unknown to the self and others
B. unknown to the self and others
C. known to the self and others
D. known to others, unknown to the self
According to Freud, the ______ is also known as rationality because it determines
appropriate and socially acceptable times and places that will satisfy the id impulses.
A. ego
B. superego
C. conscience
D. biological drive
In psychoanalytic theory, which part of the personality serves as a balancing agent?
A. The id
B. The ego
C. The superego
D. The anima
According to Freud, in order to reduce tension, the ______ operates according to the
pleasure principle whereby maximum pleasure is obtained through satisfying all needs.
A. id
B. ego
C. superego
D. evaluative agent
, Adler illustrates the unconscious as a jade tree, with a small root system and lots of growth
above the surface. Which factors contribute to the ample growth above the surface?
A. Self-disclosure and feedback
B. Social and cultural influences
C. Inherited biological instincts
D. Sex and aggression instincts
Freud's notion of the ______, refers to those experiences that are not easy to recall and
which form the largest part of the mind.
A. conscious
B. preconscious
C. unconscious
D. superego
______ anxiety represents conflict between the ego and the superego.
A. Moral
B. Reality
C. Neurotic
D. Surreal
Answer Key: A
Jung was the first theorist to emphasise and define ______.
A. the inferiority complex
B. the "eight ages of man"
C. birth order effect on behaviour
D. introversion/extraversion
Freud's notion of the ______, refers to "available memory" that can easily be retrieved if
required.
A. preconscious
B. conscious
C. unconscious
D. Id
,IOP1601 Exam Questions &
Answer Pack with Study Notes
Contains:
• Test Bank Questions & Solutions
• Study Notes
,CHAPTER 14 THEORY
Although Jung agreed with Freud’s notion of the unconscious, he added another important
dimension, called the ______.
A. unconscious
B. conscious
C. preconscious
D. collective unconscious
The Johari-window (a technique for improved understanding of the self and communication),
states that the best situation is when all or a lot is ______.
A. unknown to the self and others
B. unknown to the self and others
C. known to the self and others
D. known to others, unknown to the self
According to Freud, the ______ is also known as rationality because it determines
appropriate and socially acceptable times and places that will satisfy the id impulses.
A. ego
B. superego
C. conscience
D. biological drive
In psychoanalytic theory, which part of the personality serves as a balancing agent?
A. The id
B. The ego
C. The superego
D. The anima
According to Freud, in order to reduce tension, the ______ operates according to the
pleasure principle whereby maximum pleasure is obtained through satisfying all needs.
A. id
B. ego
C. superego
D. evaluative agent
, Adler illustrates the unconscious as a jade tree, with a small root system and lots of growth
above the surface. Which factors contribute to the ample growth above the surface?
A. Self-disclosure and feedback
B. Social and cultural influences
C. Inherited biological instincts
D. Sex and aggression instincts
Freud's notion of the ______, refers to those experiences that are not easy to recall and
which form the largest part of the mind.
A. conscious
B. preconscious
C. unconscious
D. superego
______ anxiety represents conflict between the ego and the superego.
A. Moral
B. Reality
C. Neurotic
D. Surreal
Answer Key: A
Jung was the first theorist to emphasise and define ______.
A. the inferiority complex
B. the "eight ages of man"
C. birth order effect on behaviour
D. introversion/extraversion
Freud's notion of the ______, refers to "available memory" that can easily be retrieved if
required.
A. preconscious
B. conscious
C. unconscious
D. Id
