Check this out....Just started psychology today and thought this was a cool paragraph ..... (Plus for the first time in years I locked my keys in my truck and have know idea how) ... P.s. I was leaving the daycare to got to work, maybe I did not want to go, lol. Imagine someone named Zeke on the day that he opens his new comic book shop to the public. After weeks of stocking his store and months of planning, the big day arrived, and Zeke talked about how excited he was to finally open its door. That morning, he loaded up his car in the driveway and ran back into his house to pick up one more thing. When he came out, he discovered his car running, with all of the doors locked and windows up. He had no spare key, and his roommate was 2 hours away at school; by the time he arrived, Zeke’s car had run out of gas. How did Zeke end up 4 hours late for the biggest day of his career? Freud would say Zeke had conflicting feelings that morning. Of course, he was genuinely excited to open his store but perhaps also terrified of failing. While Zeke was not aware of any conflict, his actions gave him away: After all, he had never before or since locked his keys in his running car.
Posted on: Tue, 29 Oct 2013 05:08:58 +0000
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