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Lobcity

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Freud's iceberg metaphor illustrates that
 
  A) most people are cold.
  B) repression requires energy.
  C) most of the minds processes are unconscious.
  D) the same substance can appear in quite different forms.

Question 2

Freud explained neurotic symptoms according to the principle of
 
  A) psychic determinism.
  B) mesmerism.
  C) hypnosis.
  D) catharsis.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A



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