Henry Murray's Concept of Press Refers to Determinants of Behavior

question 115

Multiple Choice

Henry Murray's concept of press refers to determinants of behavior arising from

• A) the interaction of personal and environmental needs.
• B) within the environment.
• C) within the individual.
• D) the publication of a thought-provoking article in a newspaper or magazine.

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Definitions:

Deterrence Doctrine

A strategy in international relations and criminal justice aiming to prevent undesirable actions by fear of punishment, often used in the context of nuclear strategy and criminal law.

Rate of Crime

The frequency or number of criminal acts within a specific time frame or geographical area.

Differential Association Theory

A theory proposed by Edwin H. Sutherland positing that criminal behavior is learned through social interactions with others.

Deviant Contacts

Associations or interactions with individuals or groups considered deviant by societal standards.