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ACT Reading: Social Science Passage Drill 1, Problem 1. According to Freud, how were dreams understood in what he refers to as the "prescienti...
ACT Reading 1.6 Social Science Passage. How does Freud's attitude toward dreams differ from the attitude of "the majority of medical writers"?
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ACT Reading 1.6 Social Science Passage. How does Freud's attitude toward dreams differ from the attitude of "the majority of medical writers"?
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Here's your Shmoop du jour, brought to you by every kid ever named Sigmund.
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How does Freud's attitude toward dreams differ from the attitude of "the majority of medical writers"?
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We've spent enough time with this passage to know that Freud is generally way more into
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dreams than his colleagues. Knowing this, we're positive that (D) is
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incorrect. In a lot of ways, Freud and his colleagues did not get along.
Full Transcript
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As we've said before... Freud's whole argument is that dream interpretation can
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be a useful tool in psychoanalysis. Choice (C) is wrong, wrong, wrong.
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(B) is wrong for the same reason as (C). It gets Freud's stance totally backwards.
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Choice (A) is the only one that gets it right.
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Many of Freud's colleagues dismissed dream interpretation out of hand, but Freud argued
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for its—limited—validity.
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