Freud's concept of ___________ is analogous to Beck's notion of __________.
A) unmet oral needs; jumping to conclusions
B) oedipal fixation; all or nothing thinking
C) imagined loss; magnification / catastrophizing
D) unmet oral needs; overgeneralization
E) imagined loss; jumping to conclusions

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Freud's concept of imagined loss refers to the unconscious sense of loss that can arise from a variety of experiences, such as separation from a loved one or the loss of a desired object. Beck's notion of magnification/catastrophizing refers to the tendency to magnify the negative aspects of a situation and imagine the worst-case scenario. Both concepts involve the magnification of negative experiences or emotions. The other answer choices do not have a direct correlation between the concepts presented by Freud and Beck.

Freud's Concept of ___________ Is Analogous to Beck's Notion of __________

Freud's Concept of _ Is Analogous to Beck's Notion of