Freud's Theory Is Called Psychodynamic Because It Emphasizes The

Freud's theory is called psychodynamic because it emphasizes the:

A) importance of family dynamics throughout the lifespan in the development of a healthy personality.
B) movement of psychological energy within the person, in the form of attachments, conflicts, and motivations.
C) existential conflicts that lead a person to seek the meaning of life and to explore his or her personal motivations.
D) dynamic interaction between consequences in the environment and the psyche's interpretation of those consequences.