The Ideas of Freud Include All of the Following Except

The ideas of Freud include all of the following except:

A) the idea that emotional disturbances like hysteria are traceable to earlier forgotten episodes in patients' lives.
B) the idea that the practice of "free association" can help bring suppressed experiences into conscious recall.
C) the idea that recalling suppressed memories can often result in the disappearance of the symptoms of the illness.
D) the idea that humans are essentially rational creatures because they are able to explore their unconscious through free associations.