Like Freud's original theory, the neo-Freudian approach can be criticized for

A) a lack of scientific evidence.
B) being more descriptive than scientific.
C) incomplete or limited accounts of personality.
D) all of these are legitimate criticisms

Scientific Evidence

Information, collected systematically through observation and experimentation, that serves to support or refute a scientific theory or hypothesis.

Neo-Freudian

Psychologists who accepted the basic components of Freud's theory but modified and expanded upon it, emphasizing social and cultural factors over instinctual drives.

Freud's Original Theory

Refer to Sigmund Freud's foundational principles in psychoanalysis, which include the structure of the mind, psychosexual stages, and the role of unconscious thoughts.