The theorist who agreed with Freud that the unconscious exerts a powerful influence on personality development but also contended that the unconscious contains much more than our repressed thoughts and feelings was

A) Alfred Adler.
B) Karen Horney.
C) Carl Jung.
D) Drew Westen.

Carl Jung agreed with Freud that the unconscious plays a key role in personality development but also believed that it contains much more than repressed thoughts and feelings, including a collective unconscious that is shared by all humans and contains archetypes and symbols that influence behavior and personality. Alfred Adler and Karen Horney both agreed that childhood experiences are important for understanding personality, but they did not emphasize the role of the unconscious as much as Jung and Freud. Drew Westen is a contemporary psychologist who has contributed to the study of personality and the unconscious, but he is not considered a major theoretical figure in the same way as Adler, Horney, Jung, or Freud.