Psychodynamic theories emphasize that personality involves a dynamic interaction between

A) persons and situations.
B) repression and fixation.
C) conscious and unconscious mental processes.
D) the inferiority complex and the collective unconscious.

Psychodynamic Theories

Theories proposing that behavior is the result of internal psychological forces that often stem from childhood experiences.

Dynamic Interaction

The continuous and changing interplay between individuals or elements in a system or process.

Mental Processes

The internal, subjective mechanisms and activities through which individuals perceive, remember, think, and feel.