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AlfredAdlersaidthatallhumansare“blessed”atbirthwith
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small, weak, incomplete, and inferior
bodies.
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Concerningfeelingsofinferiority,AlfredAdlerheldthat
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all individuals possess
them.
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Unlike Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalysis, Alfred Adler’s individual psychology assumed
that:
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peoplearemostlyresponsiblefortheir
personalities.
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,aformofanaggressivesafeguardingdevice,isthetendencytoblameothersfor
one’s
failures and to seek revenge, thereby safeguarding one’s own tenuous self-esteem.
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Accusati
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Question5
“Ifonlymyparentsweremoreencouraging,Iwouldhavebeenasuccessful
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businessperson by now.” Which of the following safeguarding tendencies is exemplified in
this scenario?
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excus
es
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The“solecriterionofhumanvalues,”AlfredAdlersaid,is
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social
interest.
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AlfredAdler wouldseeanindividual’sinconsistent behavior as
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aperson’sattempttostrivefor superiority.
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Question8
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Adlerian safeguarding tendencies protect
against public disgrace and loss of self-
esteem.
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superiority
feelings
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AlfredAdlerfeltthateveryindividualisstrivingtoreachthesamegoalof
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superiorityor
success.
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Question10
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According to Alfred Adler, two commonly used safeguarding tendencies are excuses and
aggression. A third is
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withdraw
al.
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Question11
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AccordingtoAlfredAdler,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaboutdreams?
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Theyprovidecluestosolve future problems.
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“I wanted to become a professional wrestler, but my mother forced me to go to law
school. Now I have a job that makes me unhappy.” Which of the following safeguarding
tendencies is exemplified in this scenario?
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excus
es
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AlfredAdlerbelievedthatpeoplestriveforsuperiority
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in order to compensate for feelings of
inferiority.
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Unlikeotherpsychiatristsofhistime,AlfredAdlertreated
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large numbers of middle-and lower-class
patients.
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Question15
Asadynamicconcept,AlfredAdler’snotionofcreativepowerimplies
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moveme
nt.
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Accordingto Alfred Adler,
isthe“barometerofnormality.”
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social
interest
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Firstbornchildren,accordingtoAlfredAdler,arelikelyto
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have intensified feelings of power and
superiority.
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AlfredAdlerbelievedthatthere are twogeneralroutesbywhichpeople strive.One isthe path
of exaggerated personal superiority and the other is the road of
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social
interest.
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AccordingtoAlfredAdler,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaboutsocialinterest?
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It is much stronger in pampered children than in
neglected ones.
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AlfredAdler’snotion ofmovingbackward issimilartoSigmundFreud’snotionof
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regressio
n.
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Question21
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During the time that Sigmund Freud and Alfred Adler were members of the Wednesday
Psychological Society,
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None of the answers is
correct.
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“IfeelupsetbecauseIwasn’tnicertomyfatherwhilehewasstillalive.Now,itistoo late.”
Which of the following safeguarding tendencies is exemplified in this scenario?
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self-
accusation
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AlfredAdler’sbreakwithSigmundFreudwasduetothefactthat
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Alfred Adler could not accept Sigmund Freud’s strong emphasis on sexual
factors as motivators of behavior.
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WhichofthefollowingassumptionsisnotpartofAlfredAdler’stheory?
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All human motivations for behavior are unconscious
in origin.
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Question25
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According to Alfred Adler, the goal toward which a psychologically healthy person strives
is
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fictional, with no objective
existence.
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CarlJungdisagreedwithSigmundFreud’sbeliefthatdreams
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were wish
fulfillments.
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Question27
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According to Carl Jung, the achievement of consciousness by our distant ancestors is
reflected in the hero’s
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conquestof
darkness.
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Whichofthefollowingoccurswhenindividualsidentifytoocloselywiththeirpersonas?
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They are more conscious of their
individuality.
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Whichofthe followingstatementsistrue aboutintroverts?
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Theyperceivetheexternalworldselectivelyandwiththeirown subjective
view.
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Question30
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Mythical characters such as Achilles and comic book character Superman personify which
Jungian archetype?
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the
hero
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Inthecontextofarchetypes,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueabouttheshadow?
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All of the answers are
correct.
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Question32
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Inthecontextofarchetypes,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueabouttheanimus?
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It issymbolic of thinking and
reasoning.
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InthecontextofCarlJung’spersonalitytheory,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrue about
the collective unconscious level of the psyche?
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The collective unconscious refers to humans’ innate tendency to react in a
particular way whenever their experiences stimulate a biologically inherited
response tendency.
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Question34
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Carl Jung would consider a person who relies blindly on thoughts and ideas that have
been transmitted from others to be an
type.
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extraverted
thinking
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WhichofthesepeopleismostlikelytorepresentCarlJung’sheroarchetype?
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an immortal person who fights to protect another person
from harm
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Question36
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Pablo Picasso’s abstract art best represents an
type person accordingtoJungian
psychology.
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introverted
sensing
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CarlJungdefinedtheterm“instinct”as
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anunconsciousphysicalimpulsetoward
action.
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Question38
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Carl Jung claimed that overcoming moral obstacles and admitting the inferior side of
one’s nature may lead to the realization of the
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shado
w.
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Question39
AccordingtoCarlJung,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaboutthehero
archetype?
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All of the answers are
correct.
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AccordingtoCarlJung,whichofthefollowingstatementsistrueaboutacomplex?
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It isan emotionally toned conglomeration of
associated ideas.
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ThebasicpurposeofthewordassociationtestinJungianpsychologytodayisto
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uncoverfeeling-toned
complexes.
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Question42
Accordingto CarlJung,theunconsciouscan bedivided intothe
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personal andthe
collective.
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Question43
CarlJung believedthatpsychologicallyhealthypeople should
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recognizetheirpersonabutnotconfuseitwith the
self.
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Question44
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Carl Jung developed the
technique during his self-analysis and later used it with
many of his patients.
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active
imagination
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Question45
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According toCarlJung,the confessionofa pathogenicsecretinpsychotherapyinvolves
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thecathartic
method.
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Question46
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Inthe context of the stages of development, whichof thefollowing statements is true
about the anarchic phase of childhood?
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This phase is characterized by experiences that enter consciousness as
primitive images, incapable of being accurately verbalized.
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Question47
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AccordingtoCarlJung,theegoisdividedintoobjectiveandsubjectiveaspectsduringthe
phaseofchildhood.
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dualisti
c
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ToCarlJung,thetwobasicattitudesare
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introversionand
extraversion.
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ThegreatmotherisCarlJung’sarchetypeof
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childre
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CarlJungcalledthefemininesideofmales the
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anim
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