Most Social Scientists Today Do Not Accept Freud's Interpretation of the Origins

question 32

Multiple Choice

Most social scientists today do not accept Freud's interpretation of the origins of religion; however, they agree with his idea that __________.

• A) events in infancy have long-lasting effects on beliefs and practices in adult life
• B) religion was originally built on a foundation of guilt and remorse
• C) all religions incorporate some supreme, father-type supernatural figure
• D) religions are innately misogynistic because of the universality of mother-infant conflict

Grasp the dynamics and challenges of involving entire families in problem-solving sessions.

Identify the advantages of working with entire families, including the potential for enhanced objectivity.

Recognize the broad scope of family services and the role of social workers in advocating for policy change.

Understand common dynamics in family assessments, including the tendency to assign blame within the family.

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Definitions:

Self-presentation Strategies

Techniques used by individuals to control the impressions others form of them during social interactions.

Ingratiation

Behaving in ways to make oneself likable to others.

Exemplification

Providing examples or instances to illustrate or clarify a concept, theory, or principle.

Self-promotion

The act of highlighting one's own skills, achievements, or qualities, often to advance personal or professional goals.