Julian Rotter's Relationship with His Brothers Was a Good Example

question 41

Multiple Choice

Julian Rotter's relationship with his brothers was a good example of:

• A) Freud's concept of life instincts.
• B) Adler's concept of birth order.
• C) Erikson's concept of the identity crisis.
• D) Rogers's concept of self-insight.

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Definitions:

Field Theory

A psychological theory proposing that one's behavior is a sum of their individual field of influences, including social, environmental, and internal factors.

Cohesion

The degree to which group members stick together and remain united in pursuit of a common objective.

Consensus

General agreement or collective unanimous opinion among members of a group.

Gestalt

A psychological approach that emphasizes understanding the whole experience rather than its parts, often associated with theories of perception and therapy.