How Has the Status of the Concept of the Unconscious

question 24

Multiple Choice

How has the status of the concept of the unconscious changed through psychology's history since Freud's time?

• A) It hasn't, really: Psychologists have continued to embrace the notion of the unconscious since the time of Freud.
• B) Psychologists have generally rejected the concept of the unconscious ever since Freud's death.
• C) In recent decades, many psychologists have rediscovered the concept of the unconscious.
• D) In recent years, an increasing number of psychologists have rejected the notion of the unconscious.

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