At the core of cognitive theories, there is a notion that?

A) Reality is absolute and objective, we respond to what is really in front of us

B) Reality is all in our minds, there is no objective reality

C) We learn our behaviours through repeated experiences of pleasure and pain

D) We don't really respond to an objective reality, but to our "map" of that reality

2. The Oedipus complex best explains

A) How much we love our parents

B) How much we are afraid of being punished by our parents

C) The kind of careers we choose

D) That we seek relationships that are somewhat familiar to us.

3. The psychoanalytic concept of "thanatos" or "death instinct" would best explain:

A) A person on a hunger strike

B) A person who thinks of death all the time

C) A person who works at a funeral home

D) A person who dates the same kind of people again and again