Critics of the Psychodynamic Approach to Personality Argue That Psychodynamic

question 117

Multiple Choice

Critics of the psychodynamic approach to personality argue that psychodynamic theorists' theories of personality:

• A)lack any real evidence and focus on after-the-fact interpretations.
• B)are too simple and focus on only erotogenic zones.
• C)do not consider gender differences in personality development.
• D)routinely generate falsifiable hypotheses.

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