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According to psychoanalysis, what causes a Freudian slip during speech?
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What psychological complex was named after a tragic Greek king?
Answer: Oedipus complex
Why: Freud named the concept after Sophocles' tragedy, in which Oedipus unknowingly fulfills a prophecy to kill his father and marry his mother.
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Which part of the personality did Donald Winnicott call authentic?
Answer: True Self
Why: Winnicott believed the True Self is rooted in bodily sensations and spontaneous creative expression.
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Which Adlerian concept is the imagined goal directing all human striving?
Answer: Fictional finalism
Why: Adler drew the idea from Hans Vaihinger's Philosophy of As If (1911): a goal need not be true, only useful enough to steer a whole life.
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Who mentored Sigmund Freud and co-wrote the founding text Studies on Hysteria?
Answer: Josef Breuer
Why: Josef Breuer pioneered the cathartic method during his clinical work before partnering with Freud.
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Which concept is the most distinctive feature of Carl Jung's theory?
Answer: Collective unconscious
Why: He argued it holds inherited patterns shared across humanity, which is where his archetypes come from.
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Which psychoanalyst pioneered the most widespread method of Group Analytic psychotherapy?
Answer: S.H. Foulkes
Why: Foulkes called the therapist the group's conductor, not its director, and founded the Group Analytic Society in London in 1952.