Modern Psychodynamic Theory Differs from Freud's Traditional Psychoanalytic Theory in That

question 356

Multiple Choice

Modern psychodynamic theory differs from Freud's traditional psychoanalytic theory in that the modern approach

• A)places more emphasis on childhood sexuality
• B)de-emphasizes the role of unconscious aggressive and sexual impulses
• C)is more likely to use hypnosis instead of free association in order to get at unconscious material
• D)rejects the notion of the unconscious altogether

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