Where does the super-ego come from?
What will be an ideal response?
Answer: Babies are born with an id, but not with a super-ego. Children must learn right and wrong, and what is considered right and wrong differs from one place to another and from one time to another, The super-ego consists of the rules of the culture in which you were raised and develops over time.
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a. product attributes and qualities b. competitive product pricing c. whether they have a need for the product d. the experience of purchasing
Evolutionary theory:
a. shows that gender differences are inconsequential. b. suggests that gender differences are a result of natural selection. c. supports the notion that males and females learn through observation of others. d. has no support from research on gender differences.
At what distance can neonates focus most accurately?
a. 1 to 7 inches b. 8 to 14 inches c. 15 to 21 inches d. 22 to 28 inches
Madie is taking the Anagrams Test, while Greg is taking the Consequences Test. Both of these are used to measure
a. mental sets. b. inductive thinking. c. logical reasoning. d. divergent thinking.