Sullivan's Stages of Development Resemble Freud's Stages Because They ________

question 4

Multiple Choice

Sullivan's stages of development resemble Freud's stages because they ________.Sullivan's stages differ from Freud's because they ________.

• A) are biologically determined; focus on sexual relationships
• B) are socially determined; focus on bodily zones
• C) emphasize areas of the body; are socially determined
• D) emphasize interpersonal relationships; are biologically determined

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Definitions:

Analytical Intelligence

The ability to analyze, evaluate, judge, compare, and contrast situations; part of Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence.

Spearman's General Intelligence

The theory that cognitive abilities have a general factor (g) that influences performance on mental tests.

Inborn Ability

Natural talents or capacities that an individual possesses from birth, not acquired through learning or experience.

Adaptive Traits

Adaptive traits are characteristics that increase an organism's ability to survive and reproduce in particular environments.