Compare Erikson's theory of development with those of Freud and the interactionists
What will be an ideal response?
Erikson's theory is somewhat of a bridge between Freud's psychobiological theory and interactionist theories. He accepts Freud's idea that early family experiences are key, but believes that experiences later in life can change the personality. He incorporates Mead's view of personality formation through interaction with significant others, and his idea of identification is similar to Mead's concepts of role taking and the generalized other.
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During a debate about feminism, Ben states that feminist theories are too narrow and focuses solely on women's rights. However, Judith argues that feminist theories take a balanced approach toward men and women
Which of the following statements, if true, is likely to weaken Judith's argument? A) Feminists focus on a wide range of issues that range from poverty, gender discrimination, and education. B) Feminists overlook cases ofwomen in upper classeswho have more freedom than men in lower classes. C) Feminist theorists focus on how gender roles and sexist stereotypes harm men and women. D) Feminist theorists use egalitarian gender ideologies to explain gender roles.
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a. power. b. class. c. style. d. status.
Degrees of freedom is calculated as the number of scores minus the mean. (True or False)
Indicate whether the statement is true or false