Dollard and Miller's view of repression differs from Freud's because they believed repression to be a(n)
A) covert function that has no place in a learning theory.
B) unconscious force that does not affect behavior.
C) learned response that reduces an unpleasant experience.
D) inevitable aspect of the human condition.

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Dollard and Miller believed that repression was a learned response that reduces an unpleasant experience, whereas Freud believed that repression was an unconscious force that affects behavior.

Dollard and Miller's View of Repression Differs from Freud's Because