When creating revised theories, Freud's followers held on to his core ideas, but let go of the:

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Freud's followers often revised his theories but generally retained the concepts of the unconscious mind, the id, ego, and superego, and the importance of childhood experiences. They were more likely to modify or move away from the emphasis on the id's bodily drives, adapting Freud's ideas to incorporate new understandings of psychology and human behavior.

When Creating Revised Theories, Freud's Followers Held on to His