A Basic Distinction Between the Views of Freud and Erikson

question 55

Multiple Choice

A basic distinction between the views of Freud and Erikson is that

• A) Freud saw stages of development; Erikson did not
• B) Freud viewed humans as passive creatures who are molded by their environments; Erikson viewed humans as active and adaptive
• C) Freud viewed humans as rational creatures; Erikson viewed humans as basically irrational
• D) Freud accepts and Erikson rejects the concept of instincts

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