The Traditional Psychoanalytic Theory About Sexual Dysfunctions Views Them as Rooted

question 69

Multiple Choice

The traditional psychoanalytic theory about sexual dysfunctions views them as rooted in

• A)excessive masturbation in childhood.
• B)a deep-seated fear of intimacy.
• C)repressed anger which is incompatible with sexual pleasure.
• D)lack of gratification of oral needs in infancy.

Recognize the significance of hereditary factors in determining intelligence.

Analyze the relationship between biological and adoptive influences on intelligence.

Identify the contributions of early scholars to the understanding of intelligence inheritance.

Interpret the effects of heredity and environment on the similarity of IQ scores among twins and siblings.

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