One Common Assumption in the Early 1900s (Especially by Sigmund

question 18

Multiple Choice

One common assumption in the early 1900s (especially by Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung) was that all psychopathology stemmed from:

• A) Parents
• B) Ego
• C) Unconscious
• D) Environment

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