One criticism of Freudian theory is that it
a. contains concepts that are difficult to operationalize.
b. makes extensive use of intervening variables.
c. ignores that fact that people's behavior varies from one situation to the next.
d. does not view personality as a developing structure.
e. neglects the unconscious aspects of motivation.
a. contains concepts that are difficult to operationalize.
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Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
Colin says, "I'm Colin. I'm 6 years old and have two older brothers. I'm good at running and football. I'm not very good at wrestling, and I don't like doing my chores. Sometimes I get mad at my brothers." Colin is constructing his
A) remembered self. B) autobiographical narrative. C) self-concept. D) theory of mind.
Piaget's first stage of development is the stage
a. formal operational b. concrete operational c. preoperational d. sensorimotor