How Did Freud's Theories About Human Behaviour Differ from Prevailing

question 181

Multiple Choice

How did Freud's theories about human behaviour differ from prevailing viewpoints in the early 1900s

• A) He proposed the existence of free will. 
• B) He saw people as not fully aware of the forces that control their behaviour. 
• C) He emphasized environmental forces on behaviour. 
• D) He saw abnormal behaviour as resulting from biological causes.

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Definitions:

Schizophrenia

A chronic psychological disorder characterized by a disconnection among thought, emotion, and behavior, resulting in inaccurate perceptions and unsuitable behaviors.

Catatonic Behaviour

Rigid body positions assumed by people with schizophrenia.

Lack of Ability

A condition or situation in which an individual does not have the requisite skills or capacity to perform a specific task or role.

Flowery Speech

The use of elaborate, often poetic language and expressions, sometimes to the point of being overly ornate or decorative.