In the Freudian View, Emotional Upheaval During Adolescence Results From

question 113

Multiple Choice

In the Freudian view, emotional upheaval during adolescence results from:

• A) imitation of the behavior of peers.
• B) a hormonal imbalance caused by biological maturation.
• C) a psychological imbalance caused by the reawakening of primitive instincts.
• D) the failure of sexual urges to reawaken at the same time that biological maturation occurs.

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