What Common Childhood Factor Was Consistently Reported by Sigmund Freud's

question 223

Multiple Choice

What common childhood factor was consistently reported by Sigmund Freud's patients?

• A) They reported painful and forgotten sexual experiences.
• B) They reported that their mothers had also suffered from hysteria.
• C) They reported struggling academically in elementary school.
• D) They reported suffering from childhood anxiety and depression.

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