Freud's Legacy [10] Freud's idea that we are not who we think we are'and that the majority of what creates our identity lies under our conscious awareness was extremely radical and influential He believed that most of what drives us is buried in our subconscious brains, and that the only way to access this part is through intense psychotherapy with a trained psychiatrist . Freud's psychotherapy techniques attempted to effect beh avioral change such as overcoming irrational phobias anxieties, or bad habits through having patients talk about their experiences, memories and dreams. Today Freud's methods are still widely used by psychologists and psychotherapists around the world.

Work out the value of x in the equ (1)/(8^(17))=8^(x)

Fully simplify 8x+5y+3+3y-3x

What two values can d have if d^(2)=9 ?

A rectangle and a square are joined together to make a larger rectangle with a perimeter of 40cm . If the square has an area of 49cm^(2) , what is the area of the original rectangle? Give your answer in cm^(2) .

The ratio of black cars to green cars in a car park is 71:53 . Rewrite this as an equivalent ratio of the form n:1 . Give any decimals in your answer to 2 d.p.

Calculate (3)/(4)+(2)/(5) . Give your answer as a mixed number.

Solve 13=3x-5 x=dots

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Write 2(2)/(6) as an improper fraction. Give your answer in its lowest terms.

Complete the numerator to write 1(3)/(5) as an improper fraction. Mixed number: 1(3)/(5) Improper fraction: (2])/(5)