Which of the following best describes a key difference between Freudian and neo-Freudian theories of personality?
A. Neo-Freudian theories are largely supported by empirical research, whereas Freudian theories have limited research support.
B. Neo-Freudian theorists suggest that social competence is the primary driver of motivation, whereas Freud suggested it was pleasure.
C. Neo-Freudian theories suggest that personality is in the conscious mind, whereas Freud suggests all components are in the unconscious.
D. Neo-Freudian theories emphasize individual determinants of personality, whereas Freud emphasizes the role of the environment.
Answer: B
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