What Would Have Been John B

question 42

Multiple Choice

What would have been John B.Watson's biggest objection to the theories of Sigmund Freud and the psychodynamic school of thought?

• A) The unconscious is not the same in every human being, and so it is not a stable concept that can be explored scientifically.
• B) Freud's theories do not acknowledge that there is any influence of our environment upon our psychological development.
• C) Freud's theories, and the psychodynamic approach that followed, were far too conservative and limited by the Victorian times in which he lived.
• D) Freud's main concept, the unconscious, was an internal process that could not be observed, measured, or validated.

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