One Freudian Hypothesis About Moral Development That Has Received Some

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Multiple Choice

One Freudian hypothesis about moral development that has received some support is that

• A) females develop weaker superegos than males do
• B) children of threatening parents are more morally mature than children of warm, nurturant parents
• C) children show no signs of strong moral emotions (for example, guilt) until age 6 to 7, when they resolve their Oedipal or Electra complex
• D) children of threatening parents are more morally mature than children of warm, nurturant parents and children show no signs of strong moral emotions (for example, guilt) until age 6 to 7, when they resolve their Oedipal or Electra complex
• E) none of these

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