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1		Klein believed that the infant's relationship to the served as a model for later object relationships.


2		Object relations theory is an offspring of instinct theory.


3		According to Klein, are psychic representations of unconscious id instincts.


4		Infants , or take external objects, into their psychic structure.


5		An infant adopts the position to fight off feelings of persecution.


6		Klein's position consists of feelings of anxiety over losing a loved object combined with a sense of guilt for desiring to destroy that object.


7		With the psychic defense mechanism of , infants attempt to manage the good and bad aspects of themselves by keeping apart incompatible impulses.


8		With identification, infants split off unacceptable parts of themselves, project these parts onto another object, and then introject these parts back into themselves in a changed form.


9		Although the is poorly organized at birth, it is strong enough to feel anxiety and to use defense mechanisms.


10		A little boy's position is marked by a passive homosexual attitude toward his father.