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:

Hypothesis

A proposed explanation or assumption for a phenomenon, placed forward as a basis for further investigation or experimentation.

Theory

A coherent set of propositions formulated to explain a group of facts or phenomena, often tested through scientific methods.

Functionalism

A theoretical framework in sociology that emphasizes the interdependence of the parts of a society and their roles in maintaining social stability.

Social Relations

Interactions between individuals or groups that form the basis of social structure and contribute to an individual's sense of identity and belonging.