Freud Believed That the First Five or Six Years of Life

question 155

Multiple Choice

Freud believed that the first five or six years of life were

• A) not very meaningful in the long term for human development.
• B) not as important as the second six-year period was.
• C) second to adolescence in importance for development.
• D) the most important years in personality development.

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Definitions:

Ordinary Shares

Equity shares that represent a portion of a company's capital, entitling holders to vote and share in the profits.

Weighted Average

A calculation that takes into account the varying degrees of importance of the numbers in a data set, giving more weight to some values.

Ordinary Shares

Equity securities representing ownership in a company, giving the shareholder voting rights and a share in the company's profits through dividends.

Dilutive Potential

The possibility that the issuance of additional securities could decrease earnings per share or decrease an ownership interest.