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What is one of the strengths of the psychodynamic approach according to Freud's theory?
Explanatory
power
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How has Freud's theory influenced psychology and contemporary thought?
It has been used to explain a wide range of
phenomena
including
personality
development and
abnormal
behavior
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What aspect of childhood does Freud's theory emphasize?
The influence of childhood
experiences
on later
adult
life
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What therapy did Freud develop alongside his theory?
Psychoanalysis
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What techniques are used in psychoanalysis?
Dream
analysis,
word
associations, and
hypnosis
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What is the aim of the techniques used in psychoanalysis?
To bring the
unconscious
into the
conscious
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For whom has psychoanalysis been criticized as inappropriate?
Those suffering from more serious mental disorders such as
schizophrenia
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What type of studies did Freud's theories rely on?
Case studies
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What is a limitation of using case studies in Freud's research?
It may be difficult to make
universal
claims about
behavior
based on a few individuals
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Why do Freud's methods lack scientific rigor?
Much of his work was
highly subjective
and conclusions may not be
universally
accepted
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What is a key weakness of the psychodynamic approach regarding its concepts?
Untestable
concepts
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Why is it hard to falsify the psychodynamic approach?
It is open to
interpretation
and does not predict much
behavior
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What is an example of a concept that occurs at the unconscious level in the psychodynamic approach?
The
Oedipus
complex
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What does psychic determinism suggest about behavior?
No behavior is an
accident
; all behavior is driven by
unconscious
forces
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What might a Freudian slip indicate about a person's unconscious thoughts?
It may reveal deep
symbolic
meaning related to
unconscious
drives
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What is an example of a
Freudian slip
?
Someone saying "I'm mad you're here" instead of "I'm glad you're here"
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How does the psychodynamic approach view slips of the tongue?
As driven by
unconscious
forces with deep
symbolic
meaning
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