Freud's Development of the Free-Association Technique Arose from His

question 4

Multiple Choice

Freud's development of the free-association technique arose from his

• A)dissatisfaction with hypnosis and the need for a better therapeutic technique.
• B)disagreements with Josef Breuer on the origin of hysterical symptoms.
• C)compulsion to have an effective clinical tool, which he pioneered without a partner so that credit did not have to be shared.
• D)experience with a patient, Anna O., who showed improvement after speaking freely during a therapy session.

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