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6. How did Hans’ fear develop when he was 4?
- It worsened to the extent that Hans didn’t want to leave the house
- Hans was able to pet a horse
- It went away
- Freud resolved the issue
7. What did Freud say the giraffes in Hans’ dream represented?
- None of these
- His parents and their genitals
- Genitals
- His parents
8. What link did Freud make between the horses and Hans’ father?
- The noseband and blinkers represented Hans’ father’s moustache and glasses
- They had large ‘widdlers’
- Hans was afraid of both
- Both caused Little Hans to have anxiety attacks
9. What was the conflict that developed between Hans and his father?
- Hans was rude to his father
- Hans' father didn't like Hans
- Hans' father objected to Hans climbing into his parents bed in the morning to cuddle his mother
- Hans' father wouldn't let Hans see his mother
10. How many times did Freud meet Little Hans?
- Three times
- No more than twice
- Only once
- He never met him
11. What did Freud say the children fantasy represented?
- His family
- The development of an Oedipus complex
- A friendly resolution of the Oedipus complex
- The Oedipus complex
12. Why did Hans develop a fear of castration?
- His mother threatened to send for a doctor to cut his 'widdler' off
- He was playing with his 'widdler'
- He saw a horse get injured
- He was afraid of his father
13. By age 5, how did Hans’ phobia develop?
- It stayed the same
- It lessened before it disappeared altogether
- It was limited to only horses carrying carts
- It got worse
14. What was the aim of Freud's study?
- To disprove the Oedipus complex
- To discuss his theories with Little Hans' father
- To report the findings of the treatment of Little Hans
- To develop a theory
15. What was Hans’ first fantasy?
- He had several children with his mother and his father became the grandfather
- Hans slept in his mother’s bed
- Two giraffes talking to each other
- The plumber came to remove Hans’ ‘widdler’
16. What real-life event could be linked to Hans' phobia of horses?
- Hans saw a horse collapse in the street
- Hans was bitten by a horse
- Hans was trodden on by a horse
- Hans was threatened by a horse
17. At what age did Hans develop a fear of horses?
18. How did Freud interpret the case?
- An example of a phobia
- As an example of the Oedipus complex
- It disproved his theories
- Proof of his theories
19. What reason did Freud give for horses making good father symbols?
- They are aggressive
- They have large penises
- They are big
- They look like Hans’ father
20. What was Hans' dream about?
- Two giraffes sleeping
- Two giraffes; one cried out to the other
- Two horses talking to each other
- A family of giraffes