Individuals Are More Likely to Develop Traits Conducive to Crime

question 25

Multiple Choice

Individuals are more likely to develop traits conducive to crime when parents:

• A) coddle and "spoil" their infant and toddler children
• B) use physical punishment (e.g., spanking)
• C) provide more rewards than punishments on a regular basis
• D) fail to effectively sanction their children's angry outbursts

Understand the influence of childhood experiences on personality development.

Recognize Horney's contributions and differences from Freudian psychoanalytic theory.

Understand the concepts of basic anxiety and neurotic needs in Horney's theory.

Identify the role of social and cultural factors in shaping personality according to Horney.

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