In Contrast to Freud's Theory, Object Relations Theorists

question 18

Multiple Choice

In contrast to Freud's theory, object relations theorists

• A) focus on internal drives and conflicts.
• B) are interested in the intellectual and emotional development of the infant.
• C) are interested in an infant's relationship with his or her parents.
• D) do not believe that children develop unconscious representations of significant objects in their environment.

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Definitions:

Status

A condition or situation at a particular time, often relating to social or professional standing.

Ego

The part of the self that involves self-esteem and self-importance, heavily influencing decision-making and interactions.

Primary Goal

The main objective or target that an individual, group, or organization aims to achieve within a specific timeframe.

Informal Report

A type of report that is usually shorter and less structured, often used for internal communications or routine matters within organizations.