Much of the Criticism of Freud's Theory Stems from the Fact

question 96

Multiple Choice

Much of the criticism of Freud's theory stems from the fact that

• A) he spent too much time talking about sexual issues.
• B) his theory is difficult to test.
• C) Freud overestimated how much influence parents had on child development.
• D) most psychologists do not believe in unconscious processes.

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