Freud's Theories Differed Radically from the Views of His Predecessors

question 26

Multiple Choice

Freud's theories differed radically from the views of his predecessors because of __________.

• A)its extensive use of laboratory research to support its claims
• B)the emphasis it placed on Eastern philosophies and culture
• C)the emphasis it placed on unconscious processes
• D)its emphasis on environmental learning as the source for most personality characteristics

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Secondary Changes

Consequential modifications or adjustments that occur as a result of primary actions or policies.

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General Equilibrium

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Normal Good

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