Criticisms of the psychodynamic approach include
a. It addresses undercurrents of organizational life
b. It focuses on dysfunctional and atypical behaviors
c. It does not lend itself to training seminars
d. It provides prescriptions for effective interpersonal leadership
B, C
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A. "If you have a daughter, she will not be affected." B. "If you have a son, he will not be affected." C. "There is a 25% chance that a daughter will have the disorder." D. "There is a 50% chance that a son will be a carrier."
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