Freud’s psychoanalytic theory of personality focuses on all of the following except:
a) unconscious motives and conflicts
b) methods used to cope with sexual and aggressive urges
c) the potential for personal growth
d) the influence of childhood experiences

B. the potential for personal growth

Explanation:

Psychoanalytic theory of personality: The psychoanalytic theory of personality was developed by the famous psychologist named Sigmund Freud in the 19th century.

In his theory, Freud argued that an individual's behavior arises from the interaction among three different components of mind, they are id, ego, and superego.

The psychoanalytic theory encompasses the three components of mind, psychic conflict, psychic determinism, and mental energy.

It mainly focuses on the unconscious mind instead of the conscious mind.

It investigates and treats personality disorders and it is being used for psychotherapy.

The theory contributes to the idea that the influence of childhood experiences can b seen in adulthood.

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