What is the main sociological contribution of Sigmund Freud's theory?
A) that the self emerges during early social interaction
B) that the self provides instant gratification
C) that the self is beyond the pleasure principle
D) that the self is formed in a haphazard manner

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Freud's theory, particularly through the concept of psychosexual development, emphasizes that the self emerges and is shaped through early social interactions, including those within the family.

What Is the Main Sociological Contribution of Sigmund Freud's Theory