As an infant, Amy has positive interactions with nurturing parents. According to Erikson, Amy would have learned that
A) the world is dependable and that people are basically trustworthy.
B) her parents are an unconditioned stimulus that is causing her to have an unconditioned response.
C) her superego is stronger than her id.
D) her parents belong to a larger system that enables them to be supportive and nurturing toward her.
A) the world is dependable and that people are basically trustworthy. Erikson's first stage of psychosocial development is trust versus mistrust.
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a. his affair with John, a successful male accountant b. his affair with Ned, a male college student studying accounting c. his affair with Sarah, a successful female accountant d. his affair with Gina, a female college student studying accounting
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a. smoking and other drug use. b. sexually transmitted diseases. c. teen pregnancy. d. anorexia and bulimia.
The _______ includes questions regarding respondents' perceptions of how they (and other workers) behave and/or believe regarding a range of ethical behaviors.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).