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NguyenJ

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What were Sigmund Freud's views on Anna's work on child analysis?
 
  a. He disapproved of her work as it contradicted his theory.
  c. He stated that her views were obtained from his work on adults.
  b. He did not share her views on child analysis.
  d. He believed she developed her views out of her own independent experience.

Question 2

Anna Freud's analytic work was with:
 
  a. children.
  c. the youth.
  b. adults.
  d. the elderly.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D
FEEDBACK: In 1927, Anna Freud published Four Lectures on Child Analysis. Sigmund Freud approved of her work: Anna's views on child analysis are independent of mine; I share her views, but she has developed them out of her own independent experience.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: A
FEEDBACK: Whereas Sigmund Freud had worked only with adults, attempting to reconstruct their childhoods by eliciting their recollections and analyzing their fantasies and dreams, Anna worked only with children.




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