According to Freud, instincts have four basic components. They are:
a. aim, ego, source, and impetus
b. aim, id, source, and superego
c. source, aim, impetus, and object
d. object, source, impetus, and ego
Question 2
Freud found that dreams:
a. were an idle activity that contained nothing more than a chaotic collection of memories
b. yielded valuable information concerning the nature of the person's conflicts and the mechanisms by which they are concealed from awareness.
c. cannot be used adequately to explain behavior.
d. were rarely mentioned during the free-association process and therefore had to be asked for from the patient.