Freud argued that:
A)In the unconscious, every one of us is convinced of his or her own mortality.
B)At bottom nobody believes in his or her own death.
C)Our own death is quite imaginable.
D)Awareness of individual mortality is the most basic source of anxiety.
E)Self-reports about death anxiety are both valid and reliable.

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Freud argued that at a fundamental level, individuals do not truly believe in their own death, suggesting that the concept of one's own nonexistence is inconceivable to the unconscious mind. This is reflected in his writings on the topic, where he discusses the notion of our own mortality being something we intellectually acknowledge but emotionally, at our core, cannot fully accept.

Freud Argued That