Weegy: You ve learned in this unit that you can change aspects of you personality by: acting in ways that embody that trait, rather than simply thinking about it. User: The nature side of the nature versus nature debate determined by (More)

Weegy: Openness is best described as a person s willingness to try new things and be open to new experiences. User: Children of authoritarian parents tend to be ______ Overly shy and lacks self-esteem Weegy: Children with authoritarian parents tend to be Fearful, overly shy, and lack self esteem. User: Which personality traits help you go to the confidence to you straight or communication with others (More)

Weegy: In Freudian psychoanalytic theory, one of the three aspects of the human personality, along with the id and the ego. [ The last of the three elements to develop, the superego is the ethical component of the personality, providing the moral standards by which the ego operates. The superego is formed during the first five years of life in response to parental punishment and approval; children internalize their parents' moral standards as well as those of the surrounding society, and the developing superego serves to control aggressive or other socially unacceptable impulses. Violation of the superego's standards gives rise to feelings of guilt or anxiety. Read more: ] User: what’s one of the major criticisms of freuds theories (More)

Weegy: According to Erikson, [ some of common events of the intimacy versus isolation stage that occurs during Young Adulthood are: Few or no friendships. Lack of intimacy. Lack of relationships. Poor romantic relationships. Weak social support. ] User: with a few years until retirement Diana is struggling with generatively versus stagnation how can she resolve this conflict and affirm herself (More)

Weegy: According to Erickson's eight stages of psychosocial development, identity crisis marks adolescence. User: in Freudian Theroy which of the following is an example of the Thanatos instinct which includes aggressive trauma and risky behaviors (More)