A. his overemphasis on early childhood
B. his overemphasis on adulthood
C. none his theory is widely accepted
D. his stress on the spiritual facet of personality
Related Mcqs:
- Which of the following is a criticism of Marxist theory ?
A. inequality is a motivating force for people to rise in the stratification system
B. Everyone is talented equally
C. Marxism tries to explain all social problems
D. Democracy delivers equality better than Marxism does - “Humanity “is__________________?
A. an aggregate
B. a group
C. a category
D. all of the above - Women’s rate of diagnosed depression is__________________?
A. twice as high as men’s
B. half that of men
C. the same as men’s
D. similar in duration to that of men - The most important product of the social way of life is__________________?
A. marriage
B. family
C. culture
D. society - The most common form of religious behavior is__________________?
A. tithing
B. mana
C. prayer
D. taboo - The ecosystem is__________________?
A. the way inanimate objects are placed into the natural system
B. a systematic application of the economy
C. the way living things interact and interrelate with each other and their environments
D. what Hobbes called the “state of nature” - The major function of the legislative branch is_______________?
A. to enact legislation
B. ensure that legislation is carried out
C. get around the administration
D. none of the above - The balance-of-power system in which four of more major powers competed and formed shifting alliances to avoid any one becoming stronger than any other was called the________________?
A. multipolar system
B. bipolar system
C. assured destruction system
D. unipolar system - Lawrence Kohlberg,s theory of moral development claims______________?
A. universal validity
B. limited applicability to technologically advanced societies
C. the desire for equality is peculiar to democratic nations
D. post conventional morality is a luxury few cultures and societies can afford - The theory speculating that every society develops a number of cultural goals for members to attain but that attainment is not possible for all is called the_____________?
A. anomie theory
B. differential association theory
C. deviant personality theory
D. focal concerns theory
