Compared to Freud's theory, the neo-Freudian theories generally are
A) more comprehensive, in that most neo-Freudian theorists tried to explain a wider range of behaviors than did Freud.
B) more pessimistic about human nature.
C) less biased in their interpretation of data.
D) more concerned with the social aspects of personality development.

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Neo-Freudian theories tend to emphasize the social aspects of personality development more than Freud's theory, which focused heavily on psychosexual stages and intrinsic drives.

Compared to Freud's Theory, the Neo-Freudian Theories Generally Are