Long-Standing Contributions of Psychoanalytic Theories to Developmental Psychology Do NOT

question 35

Multiple Choice

Long-standing contributions of psychoanalytic theories to developmental psychology do NOT include

• A) significance of early experience.
• B) notion that a great portion of one's mental life occurs outside consciousness.
• C) emphasis on the development of identity.
• D) influence of one's sexual nature on development.

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Definitions:

Differential Treatment

The act of treating individuals or groups differently based on specific characteristics, often leading to inequality.

Queen Bees

A term describing women in power who may treat subordinates harshly while maintaining their own status.

Glass Ceiling

An invisible barrier limiting the career advancement of minorities and women within professional settings, despite qualifications and achievements.

Masculine Norms

Cultural or societal standards and expectations regarding behaviors, attitudes, and characteristics deemed appropriate for men and masculinity.