An Idea in Freud's Thinking That Has Special Importance to Sociology

question 81

Multiple Choice

An idea in Freud's thinking that has special importance to sociology is his assertion that

• A) human behavior is basically random.
• B) societies encourage people to become
• C) humans can never learn culture.
• D) society demands that individuals become

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Definitions:

Cognitive Development

concerns the growth and change in intellectual capabilities such as learning, thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving.

Motor Efforts

Activities requiring physical movement and coordination of muscles and limbs.

Multidimensionalism

The concept that various factors or dimensions contribute to a phenomenon, allowing for complexity and multiple perspectives.

Multidirectionality

The concept that human development and abilities can grow or decline in multiple directions at different times.