The Psychodynamic Theorists Who Came After Freud and Are Referred

question 58

Multiple Choice

The psychodynamic theorists who came after Freud and are referred to as the neo-Freudians modified his theory in a number of ways. Adler and Horney, for example, criticized Freud for:

• A) underestimating the role of parents in child development
• B) giving too much weight to cultural factors
• C) his overemphasis on unconscious processes
• D) ignoring or demeaning women's development

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