Psychoanalytic Theory Frequently Leads to a Set of Hypotheses That

question 34

Multiple Choice

Psychoanalytic theory frequently leads to a set of hypotheses that cannot be disproved by observations. In that respect, psychoanalytic theory ________.

• A) is not parsimonious
• B) lacks generalizability
• C) is untestable
• D) does not use operational definitions

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Definitions:

Recruiting

The process of identifying, attracting, and selecting suitable candidates for a job within an organization.

Moderating

The act of making something less extreme or severe, or the process of lessening the impact or intensity of something.

Brainstorming

A creative problem-solving technique where participants openly share and generate a multitude of ideas without immediate judgment or criticism.

Cohesive

The quality of forming a united whole, indicating how well elements stick together and are mutually supportive within a group or system.