How Does Jung's Concept of Libido Differ from Freud's

question 19

Multiple Choice

How does Jung's concept of libido differ from Freud's?

• A) Jung viewed libido as energy that is primarily sexual in nature.
• B) In Jung's theory, libido must be correlated with a specific situation.
• C) Jung viewed libido as psychic energy invested in any activity.
• D) In Jung's theory, libido develops at the end of childhood.

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