Contemporary psychodynamic therapy
a. places more emphasis on social and interpersonal experiences and less emphasis on sexual
experiences.
b. no longer focuses on helping the client achieve insight into his or her unconscious
motivations and desires.
c. remains exclusively focused on events that took place in the client's childhood.
d. allows more time for the relationship with the therapist to be fully developed.
e. now emphasizes superego mechanisms above those of the id.
a. places more emphasis on social and interpersonal experiences and less emphasis on
sexual experiences.
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