Charmaine Is Having a Conversation with Her Best Friend Takima,when

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Charmaine is having a conversation with her best friend Takima,when she says,"I can't even tell you how much I hope that I never date a man like my father.I can't even believe that guys who act like him can even convince a woman to go out with him!" Takima,who has recently studied this chapter on Human Development,knows that Charmaine:

• A) is likely to meet a man who is nothing like her father, since she will consciously avoid people who remind her of her father.
• B) is very likely to continue seeing her relationship with her father deteriorate, as she will consciously seek out men of whom her father will not approve.
• C) is in for a rude awakening, because research suggests that our adult relationships tend to closely resemble our childhood relationships with our parents.
• D) is most likely to meet a man who is very similar to her own mother, since the longest relationships are those that involve people with opposite personalities.

Recognize the role of learned needs in motivation.

Understand the fundamental concepts of Maslow's hierarchy of needs and its division into deficiency and growth needs.

Recognize the differences in motivation theories, including Maslow's needs hierarchy, McClelland's learned needs model, and Herzberg's motivator-hygiene model.

Distinguish between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation factors as per Herzberg’s model.

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Definitions:

Psychotherapist

A professional trained to diagnose and treat mental health issues through various forms of therapy.

Freudian

Pertaining to or involving the theories and ideas of Sigmund Freud, especially regarding the unconscious, psychosexual stages, and the structure of personality.

Neo-Freudian

Refers to psychologists who followed Freud but developed their own theories, often emphasizing social and cultural factors over sexual ones.

Transference

In psychotherapy, the process by which patients project feelings about significant others from their past onto the therapist.