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Mr3Hunna

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Freud and Erikson would both agree that:
 
  problems of adult life stem from unresolved conflicts of childhood.
  there are five stages of development.
  people's relationships to their family and culture are of the utmost importance.
  environment determines behavior.

Question 2

Sigmund Freud and Erik Erikson are best known for their contributions to ______ theory.
 
  cognitive
  sociocultural
  psychoanalytic
  behavioral



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Answer to Question 1

problems of adult life stem from unresolved conflicts of childhood.

Answer to Question 2

psychoanalytic



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