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Discussion 1
There is considerable debate over whether or not repressed memories, or recollections of shocking events that are pushed into the unconscious, are real or unreal. Given what you have learned about the psychoanalytic view concerning unconscious influences on behavior and the emotional influences on memory, do you feel that repressed memories are real or unreal? Support your reasoning with information from the text and other course materials.
Discussion 2
Describe how the familiarity heuristic (familiar items are seen as superior to those that are unfamiliar) in conjunction with mental set can contribute to errors in perception when it comes to solving social conflicts. Do you feel there is a way to reduce or prevent these errors? Explain and give specific examples. Support your reasoning with information from the text and other course materials.
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Repressed Memories in the Unconscious
Psychoanalysis is said to be a set of psychological theories as well as therapeutic
techniques originating from Sigmund Freud’s work and theories. The s unconscious thoughts
therefore contain feelings, memories, thoughts as well as feelings. It’s therefore true that the
unconscious can influence human behaviors as well as emotions. for example if a child is
brought up in an abusive family setup where the father beats up the mother the child will grow
up either fearing to commit to a marriage if a girl or beating up his wife if the child is male. This
is because early ...
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