Which of the Following Sets of Characteristics Is Typical of Children

question 78

Multiple Choice

Which of the following sets of characteristics is typical of children reared in families in which parents consistently make realistically high demands on them?

• A) high self-esteem, more altruism, and low levels of aggression
• B) high self-esteem, less altruism, and a high level of anxiety
• C) high self-esteem, strong leadership qualities, and a high level of aggression
• D) high self-esteem, strong leadership qualities, and academic problems
• E) high self-esteem, high conformity, and high anxiety

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Definitions:

Oral Fixations

A concept in Freudian psychoanalysis referring to an obsession with oral activities, stem from conflicts or issues during the oral stage of development.

Nail Biting

A common oral compulsive habit that involves biting off the fingernails.

Research Evidence

Information, facts, or data supporting a theory, hypothesis, or claim, gathered systematically through observation, experiment, or study.

Developmental Life Crises

Critical periods of significant change or challenge in personal development, which require adjustment or adaptation.