This example can be explained by the theory of Karen Horney. She postulates that the human being develops a self-real and a self-ideal, the self-real is our identity, and the self-ideal is what we want to be. As we grow we identify more with the real self and accept that identity. Sometimes, due to bad <span>upbringing</span>, we can not get to identify with our self-real and that leads to a neurosis where we do not appreciate our reality correctly by continuing to wish to be like our self-ideal.
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Answer:
pressure from a peer group
Explanation:
adolescent children look to their peers to feel accepted so they fall to peer pressure
The statement that best represents a result of the Nineteenth Amendment is "women may vote only if they pay poll taxes". Poll taxes and literacy tests, among other things, are what prevented women from voting even after they earned the right to do so in 1920.
The Twenty-fourth Amendment was issued until 1964, and it prohibits the conditioning of the right to vote to payment of a poll tax.
The last one should be your answer
Safety since of the poor conditions
