Sophia and Olivia meet for the first time in college when they are assigned to be roommates. They try unsuccessfully for hours to find something they might have in common. They are from different family backgrounds, Sophia is an only child, and Olivia is the oldest of four children. Sophia goes on dates every weekend, while Olivia rarely dates and spends most weekends studying. After separate visits to their therapists, they discover they have both been told they have a basic fear of men. Both deny this fear, but from the psychodynamic perspective, they share:
A. a conscious desire to increase their sexual impulses.
B. a desire to suppress their inborn sexual drive.
C. a lack of attention in puberty.
D. inherited shyness.
B. a desire to suppress their inborn sexual drive.
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