According to Freud, "Freudian slips"
A) are an example of free association.
B) provide clues about unconscious associations.
C) indicate that psychoanalysis is progressing because the crucial unconscious material is close to breaking into consciousness.
D) occur almost exclusively during psychoanalysis.

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Freudian slips are errors in speech or actions that reveal unconscious thoughts or desires. According to Freud, these slips provide clues about unconscious associations, as the mind tries to censor these thoughts or desires but they still manage to slip through. This concept is a central part of psychoanalytic theory.

According to Freud, "Freudian Slips