Neo-Freudian personality theorists were most likely to disagree with Freud about the importance of

A) the unconscious dynamics underlying behavior.
B) childhood sexual instincts.
C) anxiety and defense mechanisms.
D) distinguishing between id,ego,and superego.

Childhood Sexual Instincts

Freudian theory's assertion of innate sexual feelings and drives present from early childhood, influencing personality development.

Neo-Freudian

Refers to theorists who were influenced by Freud but developed their own distinct theories and beliefs, often diverging from Freud's emphasis on sexual drive.

Freud

An Austrian neurologist named Sigmund Freud, who established psychoanalysis, treats psychopathology by engaging patients in conversation with a psychoanalyst.