Asked by Noelia Martínez-Voigt on Jun 06, 2024
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Modern research can describe slips of the tongue as
A) combining similar verbal choices in our memory network.
B) an unconscious defense mechanism.
C) an expression of repressed urges.
D) an attempt to redirect anxiety by distorting reality.
Memory Network
A conceptual framework involving the interconnectedness of memory stores and processes that work collaboratively to encode, store, and retrieve information.
Defense Mechanism
Unconscious psychological strategies employed to manage stress, anxiety, or uncomfortable feelings.
Repressed Urges
Desires or impulses that have been pushed into the unconscious because they are considered unacceptable or too painful to acknowledge consciously.
- Identify the contrast between Freud's perspective on unconscious mental dynamics and modern psychological research.
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Desmond MyersJun 12, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Modern research suggests that slips of the tongue occur when our brain combines similar verbal choices from our memory network, leading to the unintentional substitution of one word for another.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the contrast between Freud's perspective on unconscious mental dynamics and modern psychological research.