Social Studies, 13.10.2019 05:01 yavalos81

One critique of psychoanalytic theories is that they:
a. are not scientific
b. demean human potential
c. are no longer applicable to development
d. place too much emphasis on learning

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One critique of psychoanalytic theories is that they:
a. are not scientific
b. demean h...