Author Question: What does Freud say about human behavior in relationship to grief and mourning? a. Humans are ... (Read 64 times)

rayancarla1 · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

What does Freud say about human behavior in relationship to grief and mourning?

a. Humans are incapable of understanding the impermanent nature of human existence until they or someone close to them faces death.
b. Only after one experiences mourning is one truly alive.
c. We either cling to our loved ones or remove ourselves from them instead of loving them in all their vulnerability.
d. A strong negative response to grief is an outcropping of an unresolved Oedipal Complex.
e. There is no way to know how one will react to grief until faced with it.

Question 2

Which two individuals had parallel insights that people react to the impermanence of all that is beautiful with either aching despondency or rebellion against the facts?

a. Sigmund Freud and Buddha
b. Timothy Leary and Ram Dass
c. Ken Wilbur and Sigmund Freud
d. Buddha and Ram Dass
e. Mark Epstein and Buddha