All of the Following Are Propositions of the Psychoanalytic Approach

All of the following are propositions of the psychoanalytic approach EXCEPT

A) behavior is governed by unconscious as well as conscious motives and processes.
B) personality structure develops over time as a result of interaction between the child's inborn drives and needs and the responses of the key people in the child's world.
C) development of personality is fundamentally stagelike, with each stage centered on a particular task or a particular basic need.
D) the specific personality a child develops depends on the degree of success the child has in moving through the stages.
E) from reinforcement and modeling, children learn not only overt behavior but also ideas, expectations, internal standards, and self-concepts.