When we fail to acknowledge or accept certain aspects of ourselves and then project them onto others, whom we then dislike, we are suffering from

Freud believed that many psychological problems were the result of:

a) hidden conflicts and unfulfilled wishes from childhood. b) inherited genetics from one's parents. c) organic disturbances, particularly those occurring in the brain. d) inferiority complexes and overcompensation efforts.

Rachel graduated from college and immediately took a Peace Corps assignment. When she finished, she came back to the United States and entered graduate school

American psychologist Jeffrey Arnett calls this exploration of possibilities and deferment of a more traditional career-and-family lifestyle a period of A) postformal thought. B) emerging adulthood. C) cognitive immaturity. D) dualistic thinking.