A school of psychology that moved away from Freud toward more emphasis in therapy on coping strategies and strengths of the person rather than on the unconscious is called _____ psychology.

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The ego psychology movement emerged in the mid-20th century as a response to some of the limitations of Freudian psychoanalysis. Unlike Freud, ego psychologists emphasized the conscious aspects of the mind and the importance of coping strategies, defenses, and adaptive functioning. This approach shifted the focus of therapy toward strengths and resilience, rather than just negative experiences and the unconscious.

A School of Psychology That Moved Away from Freud Toward