The Difference Between the Psychoanalytic Perspective and the Behavioral Perspective

Multiple Choice

The difference between the psychoanalytic perspective and the behavioral perspective on psychological disorders is that:

A) the behavioral perspective looks at abnormal behaviors as symptoms of an underlying problem.
B) the psychoanalytic perspective rejects the idea that prior experiences can have a profound effect on current psychological functioning.
C) the behavioral perspective views the abnormal behavior itself as the problem.
D) the psychoanalytic perspective holds individuals responsible for their abnormal behavior.