According to Freud, sexual tensions are often reduced by these sexual energies being utilized in other activities, such as sports, music, or dancing, through a process called

If someone is influenced by something of which they are unaware, this would be an example of:

a) access consciousness in the absence of phenomenal consciousness. b) phenomenal consciousness in the absence of access consciousness. c) having both access and phenomenal consciousness of an event. d) having neirther access nor phenomenal consciousness of an event.

Although obsessions are seen in schizophrenia and in obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), a person with OCD

a. is aware of the obsession and would like it to stop. b. experiences more intense anxiety than does a schizophrenic. c. is less likely to recover from the disorder. d. is more likely be an older male. e. responds better to haloperidol than does a schizophrenic.