A. Lombroso,s criminal types
B. Sheldon,s mesomorphs
C. the extra Y chromosome
D. all of the above
A. in the same way everywhere
B. in some cultures, as nonexistent
C. in the context of time and place
D. as another world for crime
A. going in the wrong direction
B. bad manners
C. departure from social norms
D. reversing one,s oion
A. has a cultural basis
B. has a biological basis
C. depends on how wanted the infant is
D. none of the above
A. conventional post conventional and legal-rational
B. pre-conventional authoritarian and post-conventional
C. pre-conventional conventional and post-conventional
D. charismatic traditional and legal-rational
A. infancy childhood adolescence and adulthood
B. early childhood plays concrete operational and formal operational
C. sensimotor pre-operational intuitive operational and concrete operational
D. sensorimotor intuitive operational concrete operational and formal operational
A. protect the superego
B. deceive sexual targets
C. ward off sexual advances
D. deflect anxiety
A. within the ld
B. within family relations
C. in the genital stage
D. all of the above
A. religion
B. the family
C. the economy
D. education
A. the acting subject as opposed to “object ”
B. the source of experience
C. an emergent outcome of social acts
D. none of the above