Freud's Personality Theory Was Primarily Based on Case Studies Of

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Multiple Choice

Freud's personality theory was primarily based on case studies of:

• A)historical figures who had overcome adversity and went on to achieve self-actualization.
• B)a large group of patients who were randomly chosen to be a representative sample of the Austrian population.
• C)a small number of middle-class and upper-class patients, himself, and historical figures.
• D)prominent men from the aristocracy and Austrian upper-class society.

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