Author Question: Which of the following is a difference between repression and suppression? A) Repression is a ... (Read 161 times)

asd123 · **on:** Jun 19, 2018

Which of the following is a difference between repression and suppression?

A) Repression is a nonconscious process, whereas suppression is an unconscious process.
B) Repression is an unconscious process, whereas suppression is a conscious process.
C) Repression is a non-Freudian concept, whereas suppression is a Freudian concept.
D) Repression is a deliberate task, whereas suppression is an automatic task.

Question 2

The immune system combats diseases:

A) by producing red blood cells, which engulf and kill pathogens.
B) by generating antibodies, which attach themselves to antigens, deactivating them and marking them for destruction.
C) by decreasing the flow of blood, cells, and natural chemicals to the damaged area, causing the redness, swelling, and warmth that characterize inflammation.
D) by inhibiting endocrine and sympathetic activity.