Why Was Freud's Theory in Sharp Contrast to the Theories

question 85

Multiple Choice

Why was Freud's theory in sharp contrast to the theories of Wundt and James?

• A) Freud's theory was based on the components of the conscious mind.
• B) Freud's theory was based on observable behaviors.
• C) Freud's theory was based on unconscious motives and sexual desires.
• D) Freud's theory was based on the influence of biological determinants.

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Definitions:

Normal Body Functions

The physiological processes and activities carried out by living organisms to maintain life.

Localized Effect

An effect limited to a specific area, region, or part of the body, not spreading from its origin.

Thoracic Nerves

Nerves that are associated with the thorax, contributing to the motor and sensory innervation of the chest, upper back, and abdominal wall muscles.

Lumbar Nerves

A group of spinal nerves emanating from the lumbar region of the backbone, involved in movement and sensation in the lower parts of the body.