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by Sigmund Freud

Dora: An Analysis of a Case of Hysteria Quiz 1

1. When a patient unconsciously redirects feeelings held for one person to another person, this process is called...

  • sublimation
  • displacement
  • transference
  • reversal of affect

2. Freud believes that dreams are motivated by...

  • wish-fulfillment
  • unresolved issues from childhood
  • pent-up aggression
  • psychological trauma

3. Dreams allows for taboo desires, which would normally be repressed to...

  • be addressed when a person wakes up
  • reach the consciousness
  • be resolved
  • be satisfied

4. Freud believes that hysterical symptoms are caused by either psychological trauma or ...

  • problems in the patient's sexual life
  • depression
  • extreme frustration
  • physical ailments

5. What does Freud find odd about how Dora reacted to Herr K.'s kiss?

  • Dora thinks about her father while Herr K. is kissing her
  • Dora does not become sexually excited
  • Dora does not tell Herr K. to be faithful to his wife
  • Dora loses her voice shortly afterward

6. When a situation that is supposed to elicit one reaction causes its opposite, this is called?

  • sublimation
  • displacement
  • dissonance
  • reversal of affect

7. Freued guesses that when Herr K. kissed Dora...

  • she felt the pressure of his erect penis on her lower body
  • she felt trapped in his embrace
  • she felt his beard rub against her face
  • she felt his tongue enter her mouth

8. Dora believes that her father is pretending to be ill so that ...

  • he can avoid his wife
  • he can spend time with Frau K.
  • he can get more attention from his family
  • he can get away from his children

9. According to Freud, what is Dora's criticism of her father concealing?

  • Self-criticism for doing the same things of which she accuses her father
  • Her sexual attraction towards him
  • Her desire to be at the center of attention
  • Her sexual attraction towards Frau K.

10. What does Freud believe that Dora's loss of voice is connected to?

  • The absence of her father
  • Laryngitis
  • The absence of Herr K.
  • Her fixation with oral sex

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