Compared to Freud's Theory, the Neo-Freudian Theories Generally Are

question 31

Multiple Choice

Compared to Freud's theory, the neo-Freudian theories generally are

• A) more comprehensive, in that most neo-Freudian theorists tried to explain a wider range of behaviors than did Freud.
• B) more pessimistic about human nature.
• C) less biased in their interpretation of data.
• D) more concerned with the social aspects of personality development.

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