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= Freudian and Humanistic Theories = Pages 433-451 Plotnik, R. (2005). Introduction to Psychology (7th ed., pp. 407-427). Belmont, CA: Thomas Wadsworth Learning

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Discussion Questions 1.) To what extent can we regard Freudian theories as knowledge since they deal with repressed memories and unconscious thoughts that cannot be accessed? Should modern psychology use Freud's ideas in order to diagnose psychological disorders, or should his ideas be disregarded because they would be too difficult to prove? Should Freud's theories be more accepted in modern medical practices? Why or why not? 2.) To what extent should aptitute tests (which measure one's potential for acquiring a specific skill) be given to students in school to determine where they should focus their interests during their school years? Educational Links: Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs: [] Freud's Divisions of the Mind: [] Defense Mechanisms: [] Psychosexual Development (Freud's 5 stages): []

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