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Psychology Methods In Psychology Difficulty: Medium

. . . . . . . . described several defence mechanisms by which the ego disguises, redirects, hides and otherwise copes with the id's urges. '.' '.' '.' '.' '.' '.' '.' '.' 'i's' 'd'e'f'i'n'e'd' 'a's' 'a' 'r'e't'u'r'n' 't'o' 'm'o'r'e' 'p'r'i'm'i't'i'v'e' 'm'o'd'e's' 'o'f' 'b'e'h'a'v'i'o'u'r',' 't'h'a't' 'i's',' 't'o' 'm'o'd'e's' 'o'f' 'b'e'h'a'v'i'o'u'r' 'c'h'a'r'a'c't'e'r'i'z'i'n'g' 'a' 'y'o'u'n'g'e'r' 'a'g'e'.' Timbre is When something previously learned benefits, performance or learning in a new situation is said to be: Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer: List-I List-II A. Random sequence of ideas without external cue or internal control 1. Fantasy B. Thinking of another private and pleasant world with a theme of one's own 2. Free association C. Thinking on a disturbed premise in an irrelevant way but having special significance to the individual 3. Creative thinking D. Thinking which has a theme, is rational and directly related to some problem in the external world 4. Delusion