Hate Crimes Can Have Psychological Effects on Both the Victim

question 30

Multiple Choice

Hate crimes can have psychological effects on both the victim and on members of the victim's social group. This phenomenon is called

• A) defensive victimization.
• B) secondary victimization.
• C) hate crime generalization.
• D) spill over.

Explore the ethical and moral components of personality as defined by Freud's model.

Evaluate how personality theories apply to real-life behaviors and psychological well-being.

Discuss the limitations and critiques of Freudian and trait-based personality theories.

Understand the difference between descriptive and inferential statistics.

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