The Psychoanalytic Movement Began to Fragment Because

question 30

Multiple Choice

The psychoanalytic movement began to fragment because:

• A) Freud's methods were criticized as inadequate.
• B) Jung and Adler were jealous of Freud's success.
• C) Freud would not accept the possibility of revising his theory.
• D) Freud would not accept revision other than his own.
• E) Freud became a recluse after he developed cancer.

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