Sovereign States May Be Deterred from Violence Against Others Because

question 69

Multiple Choice

Sovereign states may be deterred from violence against others because

• A) non-state actors can then inflict enormous damage on sovereign states.
• B) they have property, people, and values they wish to protect.
• C) the use of force by sovereign states is illegitimate.
• D) peacekeeping forces will intervene to stop the conflict.

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Definitions:

Anal Stage

The second stage in Freud's theory of psychosexual development, occurring approximately between the ages of 18 months and three years, where the focus of pleasure shifts to the anus and includes behaviors associated with toilet training.

Oral Stage

The first phase in Freud's psychosexual development theory, where a child's pleasure centers are focused on the mouth area.

Phallic Stage

One of Freud's psychosexual development stages, occurring from about age 3 to 6, where the libido's focus is on the genital area.

Latency Stage

Refers to a period in Freud's psychosexual development theory, occurring approximately between the ages of 5 and puberty, characterized by a decrease in sexual interests and an increase in developing social and intellectual skills.