According to this statement, it can be concluded that Sean follows a Psychodynamic approach.
<h3><u>Explanation:</u></h3>
Psychodynamics includes all the "theories in psychology" that stresses the study of "human functioning" based upon their behavior, feelings, and emotions and how they may have been affected by early experiences like childhood ones.
The psychodynamic approach focuses on the "role of early childhood" experiences in the development of an individual’s problems and also the unconscious mind significantly affects our behavior and feelings. Sigmund Freud was the psychiatrist, neurologist and the principal pioneer to have theorized and introduced this theory.
Answer: Sociologists place societies in three categories: <u>pre-industrial, industrial and post-industrial. </u>
Explanation: Sociologists, who focus on studying the roles in a society and the social relationships between its members, divide societies in three broad categories: Pre-industrial, Industrial and Post-industrial. <u>The Pre-industrial society is the one that existed before the Industrial Revolution</u>, that is to say before human beings developed machines and other types of technologies. The main activity during the Pre-industrial society was agriculture. On the other hand,<u> the Industrial society emerged due to the Industrial Revolution</u>. Mass production and division of labour were two of the main characteristics of this type of society. Finally,<u> the Post-industrial society appeared in the second half of the 20th century</u> and it is characterized by a shift from an economy that produced goods to an economy that offers services.
1. Islamic State: An Islamic state is a form of government which is ruled and governed on the basis of Islamic law.
2. Mongol Khanate: A Mongol Khanate (i.e. Mongol kingdom) was a medieval form of government ruled by Mongol kings. Most Mongols were nomadic but were able to develop a strong form of government. They were completely autocratic and religion did not play a part.
3. City-State: These are sovereign states, sometimes described as very small countries which cover only one city and its surrounding areas. Some examples in history include Rome while modern examples include the Vatican and Singapore
4. Decentralized Feudalism: This form of government took hold in Europe and much of the world during the dark ages. This form of government usually meant very weak central power in the hands of a king or a single entity.
Most of the local social and economic power was diluted to local large landowners, soldiers and even important churchmen.
Many eventually became so powerful that they were able to expand and set up their own states