Annie appears rather dazed in interaction with her mother and seems contradictory in

It has been argued that Karen Horney's most signifi- cant contribution to contemporary psychology was her view that:

a. social and cultural forces are more important than biology in shaping human development. b. anxiety is not a powerful force in shaping human behavior. c. Freud had underestimated the importance of the sex. d. parents' nurturance and love for their children sprung entirely from their biological drive to protect their offspring.

M/C Question 12 Felicity loves to ski, so she decides to drop out of college for a couple of years to become a ski instructor. She informs her parents that this is the only time in her life she can have this type of freedom

Felicity is exemplifying which task of emerging adulthood? a) Focusing on the self b) Positive instability Consider This: This period of life is a break between the rules of the home and the rules of the workforce. LO 12.1: Describe the events and activities that typically classify each stage of adulthood c) Imagining possibilities Consider This: This period of life is a break between the rules of the home and the rules of the workforce. LO 12.1: Describe the events and activities that typically classify each stage of adulthood d) Identity exploration Consider This: This period of life is a break between the rules of the home and the rules of the workforce. LO 12.1: Describe the events and activities that typically classify each stage of adulthood