William Stern's Theoretical Approach, Called Differential Psychology, Was Developed to

Multiple Choice

William Stern's theoretical approach, called differential psychology, was developed to

A) emphasize the importance of understanding the totality of personality in its individuality.
B) place a greater emphasis on the social factors that affect our everyday experiences.
C) examine cultural and racial assumptions that are often unconscious and automatic.
D) provide a more reductionistic approach to understanding an individual's intelligence.