Compared to Other Early Approaches to Human Behavior in Psychology

question 140

Multiple Choice

Compared to other early approaches to human behavior in psychology, social psychology has always tended to emphasize _____.

• A) the motivational force of unconscious drives that are repressed by the individual because they threaten social functioning
• B) the role of instincts in human behavior
• C) the interaction between situational forces and an individual's understanding of those forces based on personal characteristics
• D) the role of learning experience over the life span in determining all forms of behavior

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Definitions:

Ethnic Background

The cultural heritage or nationality to which an individual belongs, often shared through a common ancestry or traditions.

Ethnic Identity

A sense of belonging or attachment to a group based on cultural, linguistic, or ancestral traits.

Aboriginal Canadians

Indigenous peoples in Canada, including First Nations, Inuit, and Métis, who have unique cultures, languages, and histories.

Jamaican Canadians

Individuals of Jamaican descent who are either born in or have migrated to Canada, contributing to Canada's multicultural society.