Steve is working toward a career in investment banking.Although he dates interesting women,marriage is not one of Steve's goals.He is content to remain single and has no interest in having children.His parents are so upset by his lack of "paternal instinct" that he has been ostracized from his family.Steve's co-workers think he will change his mind and want children eventually.If we look at the three levels of analysis,we can say that the pressures from Steve's family fall at the ________________ level.
A) biological
B) psychological
C) environmental
D) interaction

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The pressures from Steve's family are a part of his environmental level of analysis, as they stem from his interactions with his family and their expectations and beliefs about family and parenthood. The biological level would involve factors such as genetics and hormones that influence behavior, while the psychological level would involve Steve's personal thoughts, feelings, and motivations related to marriage and parenthood. The interaction level would involve the relationships and interactions between Steve and his family, co-workers, and other social groups.

Steve Is Working Toward a Career in Investment Banking