Neo-Freudian Carl Jung developed a theory of personality that, among other points, separated human beings into two important sides of a specific trait. Those sides were:

An advantage of the case study method is that it

a. provides identification of clear cause-and-effect relationships. b. allows information about large numbers of people to be gathered. c. allows prediction. d. allows investigation of rare or unusual problems or events.

Jules ran off into the street—which fortunately was empty—because that was the path that the superhero he was pretending to be, had to take. His father pounced on Jules, carrying him out of the street, and explained to Jules that he could have been killed, and said that he couldn’t go outdoors for the rest of the day. “And while you’re inside today,” Jules’ father said, “remember

you’re there to learn that it’s dangerous to go into the street.” This is an example of a. using a moderate to severe punishment technique. b. using a mild punishment technique. c. rewarding positive behavior. d. establishing family responsibilities.