Reciprocal Relationships Are a Point of Difficulty in Toraja Society

question 16

Multiple Choice

Reciprocal relationships are a point of difficulty in Toraja society because __________.

• A) only the extended family can be depended on
• B) very high rates of interest are always charged for favors
• C) great value is placed on self-sufficiency
• D) a person who is denied a request experiences great shame

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Definitions:

Oedipus Complex

A Freudian theory proposing a child's unconscious desire for the opposite-sex parent and jealousy toward the same-sex parent.

Erogenous Zones

Specific areas of the human body that have heightened sensitivity, which, when stimulated, can produce a sexual response or pleasure.

Latency Stage

A phase in Freudian psychosexual development occurring from around age six to puberty, characterized by a decrease in overt sexual interests and the development of social and intellectual skills.

Orally Fixated

A psychoanalytic concept suggesting that an individual is focused on oral pleasures such as eating or smoking, stemming from early childhood.