Modern Psychoanalysis Differs from Classical (Freudian)psychoanalysis in That There Is

question 69

Multiple Choice

Modern psychoanalysis differs from classical (Freudian) psychoanalysis in that there is now

• A)more emphasis placed on the influence of unconscious instincts.
• B)less emphasis on the problem-solving powers of the ego.
• C)a more active role on the part of the therapist and a focus on conflicts in social relationships.
• D)less emotional support given to clients.

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