Graduate Student Hannah Hubert Developed an Abstract Model of the "Perfect

question 19

Multiple Choice

Graduate student Hannah Hubert developed an abstract model of the "perfect" poem.Her model included five factors: (1) clear cadence of words when spoken,(2) expressive emotional tone or mood,(3) powerful imagery,(4) creative word choice,and (5) overall appearance on the page.She used the factors to evaluate how well a group of 50 poems fit her model.In this case,Hannah used ________ as her research technique.

• A) successive approximation
• B) analogy
• C) narrative analysis
• D) ideal type analysis
• E) the illustrative method

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Definitions:

Autonomy versus Shame and Doubt

A stage in Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development where toddlers learn to exercise will and do things independently, leading to a sense of autonomy, or they doubt their abilities, leading to feelings of shame and doubt.

Industry versus Inferiority

Erikson's fourth stage of psychosocial development, where children learn to master tasks and develop a sense of competency or inadequacy based on their successes or failures.

Identity Achievement

The stage in identity development where an individual has explored various options and made firm commitments to certain values, beliefs, and goals.

Marcia

A theory developed by James Marcia that categorizes an individual's progress toward their identity in terms of crisis and commitment across different life areas.