Incorporating another person's values, opinions, ideas, and skills as a whole is known as
A) denial.
B) identification.
C) turning against self.
D) reaction-formation.
Question 2How did Anna Freud's theory in regards to working with children differ from her fathers?
A) Anna believed that the therapist should be a blank screen.
B) Anna believed that there should be special modifications and adjustments.
C) Anna believed that the analysts should present themselves as useful and protective, so that once therapy began the bond would be strong enough to sustain it.
D) Both B and C
Question 3Which of the following asserted that analysts must also address issues with living persons, existing in the outer world and not enshrined in memory?
A) Anna Freud
B) Erik Erikson
C) Margaret Mahler
D) Melanie Klein
Question 4Kohut emphasized the warm bonding that occurs between mothers and newborns, whereas Klein proposed that a baby's mind is filled with internalized images of
A) death and destruction.
B) sadism and humiliation.
C) cannibalism and killing.
D) All of the above
Question 5Freud viewed having love and hate for the same object as negative, whereas Klein viewed ambivalence positively because
A) sadistic impulses and feelings of ecstasy can be fantasized.
B) the inner world is object-relational.
C) it fulfilled the desire to know more.
D) by splitting love and hate, they could be sorted out and dealt with separately.
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