In Characterizing Freud's Ideas About Testability, It Is Most Accurate

question 5

Multiple Choice

In characterizing Freud's ideas about testability, it is most accurate to say that he:

• A) insisted that his theoretical ideas be supported by research.
• B) preferred that his theoretical ideas be supported by research but recognized that some of them were untestable.
• C) was not interested in whether or not his theoretical ideas were supported by research.
• D) none of the above

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