81.Fromm argues that an individual who is able to love productively is able to:
a.fall in love more than once.
b.express intimacy without much arousal.
c.produce healthy offspring.
d.love himself too.
82.In Freud's theory of psychosexual development, the parental identification stage occurs during:
a.infancy.
b.early and middle childhood.
c.late childhood.
d.puberty.
83.Freud argued that children learn the masculine or feminine role that goes with their biological gender in the:
a.self-love stage.
b.same-sex stage.
c.parental identification stage.
d.mutual dependence stage.
84.Which statement is most consistent with the description of the parental identification stage?
a."I know that my mother and father love me."
b."I can hardly wait to hang out with my friends."
c."I am a boy, therefore I do boy things."
d."I would like to have my own family someday."
85.In many respects, children act in a gender-neutral way until they are about:
a.one or two years old.
b.three or four years old.
c.five or six years old.
d.seven or eight years old.
86.The group or same sex stage occurs during:
a.infancy.
b.early and middle childhood.
c.late childhood and preadolescence.
d.the onset of puberty.
87.One of the main tasks of the _________ stage of psychosexual development is adjusting to cooperative endeavors.
a.group or same sex
b.parental identification
c.heterosexual adult
d.mutual dependence
88.In Freud's theory of psychosexual development, puberty signals the end of the:
a.group stage.
b.parental identification stage.
c.self-love stage.
d.heterosexual adult stage.
89.According to Freud, the group stage is characterized by:
a.close identification with older adults.
b.activities shared with parents.
c.preoccupation with the opposite sex.
d.same-sex commitment and involvement.
90.Young people turn their attention to the opposite sex in the ___________ stage of psychosexual development.
a.group
b.parental identification
c.self-love
d.heterosexual adult