The Parenting Pattern That Developed as a Result of Freudian

question 88

Multiple Choice

The parenting pattern that developed as a result of Freudian influence reflected Freud's beliefs that:

• A) Parents should be less harsh with their children.
• B) Lenient parenting methods are detrimental to children's well being.
• C) Children are inherently sinful.
• D) Parents should not be affectionate toward their children.

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Definitions:

Identity Diffusion

A state in adolescence described by Marcia as part of his identity status theory, where an individual has not yet undergone an identity crisis or made any commitments.

Younger Adolescents

Individuals typically aged between 10 and 14 years, undergoing significant physical, psychological, and social changes.

Alienated

Feeling estranged or isolated from a group or activity to which one should belong or in which one should be involved.

Peer Influence

The impact that people of similar age or status have on an individual's behavior, attitudes, or beliefs.