According to Freud, what shapes an individual's psychological and social functioning capacities?
a. perceptions in the womb and the experience of birth
b. experiences within the family during the first few years of life
c. interaction with one's peers during late childhood and adolescence
d. one's genetic heritage
e. how individuals channel their sexual impulses
Question 2
In his study on the value of a private school education, Coleman found that
a. public schools produced higher student achievement levels.
b. private schools produced higher student achievement levels.
c. students in public and private schools produced similar levels of achievement.
d. minority children in public schools performed better than minority children in private schools.
e. minority students performed equally well in private and public schools.
The Social Brain
Attachment security correlates with later social competence.
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Social Jetlag
Sigmund Freud (1856–1939)