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Freud's description of the fixations that arise as a result of the Oedipal conflict bears a resemblance to
 
  a. the gender differences in the mating strategies that are described by evolutionary psychologists.
  b. the constraints imposed by the development of the cortex.
  c. Dollard and Miller's description of approach-avoidance conflicts.
  d. None of these answers are correct.

Question 2

__________ adulthood is a new life stage between adolescence and adulthood.
 
  a. Young
  b. Middle
  c. Older
  d. Emerging



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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

Answer: D: Emerging



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