According to Freudian Psychoanalytic Theory, a Child May Become Fixated

question 64

Multiple Choice

According to Freudian psychoanalytic theory, a child may become fixated in the oral stage of development. In Freud's view, what experience can lead to this type of fixation?

• A) a stringent potty-training schedule
• B) concentrating on schoolwork too long
• C) playing with opposite-gender children too often
• D) being denied appropriate amount of breast milk or nursed too long

Understand the concept of aptitude and its relation to abilities and effort.

Grasp Piaget's theory of moral development and stages.

Comprehend the basic principles of motor skills development, including the use of gross motor skills.

Recognize common learning and behavioral disorders in children.

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Definitions:

Cartel Members

Firms or entities that agree to control prices and production to monopolize a market or restrict competition.

Incentive To Cheat

The motivation or tendency to deceive or engage in dishonest practices for personal gain, often seen in competitive situations.

Kinked-Demand Curve

A demand curve that has a flatter slope above the current price than below the current price. Applies to a noncollusive oligopoly firm if its rivals will match any price decrease but ignore any price increase.

Noncollusive

Describes competitive behavior among firms in an industry that do not engage in collusion or agreements to control prices or market shares.