Psychodynamic theorists no longer relate depression to unmet needs during the oral stage of development but do still emphasize the ___________ relationship and evidence that it confers increased risk for depression.
A) primary
B) parent-child
C) mother-child
D) mother-daughter
E) parent-son

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Psychodynamic theorists still emphasize the parent-child relationship as a possible contributor to depression, but no longer specifically focus on unmet needs during the oral stage of development. Evidence suggests that a negative or inconsistent parent-child relationship can increase the risk of depression. B is the best choice as it includes both parents and children, which is a broader and more accurate representation of the relationship.

Psychodynamic Theorists No Longer Relate Depression to Unmet Needs During