Author Question: In Wachtel's system, the woolly mammoth refers to: a. exhibiting a pattern of aggressive or ... (Read 63 times)

haleyc112 · **on:** Jul 30, 2018

In Wachtel's system, the woolly mammoth refers to:

a. exhibiting a pattern of aggressive or neanderthal-like behaviors toward others.
b. freezing of a co-dependent relationship behavior pattern in adulthood.
c. inherent biological drives toward extinction.
d. the persisting influence of certain childhood wishes and fears despite later experiences that might be expected to alter them.

Question 2

The ongoing etiological process by which intrapsychic conflicts create unwanted behavior, and unwanted behavior creates intrapsychic conflicts, is referred to as cyclical:

a. cognitivism. c. harmonics.
b. convergence. d. psychodynamics.