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mydiamond

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Socialization is a process that leads a child to develop
 
  a. identity.
  b. self-schema.
  c. self-concept.
  d. self-control.

Question 2

In their stage theories, Sigmund Freud focused on ________ stages while Erik Erikson focused on _________ stages.
 
  a. psychological; biological
  b. unlearned; learned
  c. conscious; unconscious
  d. psychosexual; psychosocial



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: d.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: d.



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