According to Freud, thoughts that are too unsettling for people to acknowledge are

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Freud believed that unsettling or unacceptable thoughts are repressed, pushed into the unconscious mind where they may continue to influence behavior but are not consciously acknowledged. Choice A, manifest contents, refers to the surface-level content of dreams and is not related to repressed thoughts. Choice B, self-serving biases, is a social psychology concept that does not relate to Freud's theory of repression. Choice D, inferiority complexes, is a concept from Adler's individual psychology and is not related to Freud's theory of repression.

According to Freud, Thoughts That Are Too Unsettling for People