Freud argued that: a. self-reports about death anxiety are both valid and reliable. b. at bottom nobody believes in his or her own death. c. awareness of individual mortality is the most basic source of anxiety. d. in the unconscious, every one of us is convinced of his or her own mortality. e. our own death is quite imaginable.

b. At bottom nobody believes in his or her own death.

Explanation:

Freud believed that in our mind we are immortal. This is because he stated that we cannot think of death itself, nor can we imagine ourselves, because when we try we do not see ourselves dead, but we see someone else. According to Freud, this is because deep down no one believes they can really die. About this, Freud said:  “In fact, it is impossible to imagine our own death. Whenever we try to do this we may realize that we are in fact still present as spectators. In fact, we could say that we help our own death, as if the person who dies in our imagination is a different person. We cannot imagine what it would be like if we were dead without being able to think or see, for example. We cannot accept our own death, deep down, no one believes in his own death, in the unconscious we are each convinced of his own immortality. ”

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