The correct answer is "They all built on the work of psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud. "
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Alfred W. Adler was an Austrian physician and psychotherapist, founder of the school known as individual psychology. He was a collaborator of Sigmund Freud and co-founder of his group, but he departed early from it, in 1911, by diverging on different points of the theory psychoanalytic
- Carl Gustav Jung was a Swiss psychiatrist, psychologist and essayist, a key figure in the early stage of psychoanalysis; later, founder of the school of analytical psychology, also called psychology of complexes and deep psychology. He is often related to Sigmund Freud, who was a collaborator in his beginnings.
- Karen Horney was a German naturalized American psychologist and psychoanalyst. His theories questioned certain traditional points of Sigmund Freud's thought, such as, for example, that psychological differences between man and woman are not an inherent product of human biology, but that they owe their origin to various cultural and social factors. His thinking is classified within neofreudism.
The correct answer is 2
Explanation: Individualism can be employed in two different ways. The former is not synonymous and is generally used in opposition to collectivism.
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Stratification
Explanation:
In sociology, the term stratification refers to the categorization of people in society into different socio economic rankings. In other words, stratification is about inequalities but not in an individual way but rather in a social way based on race, income, resources and privileges by some groups of people.
Therefore, power reflects these inequalities, and power in a culture reflects stratification which is uneven distribution of resources and privileges among participants
C.position in relation to others
