Freud's contemporaries were uncomfortable with his theory for all of the following reasons,EXCEPT his argument that

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Freud's contemporaries were uncomfortable with his theory because he challenged the prevailing belief that individuals were masters of their own minds, and argued that their behavior is governed by unconscious factors of which they are unaware, and that adult personalities are shaped by childhood experiences and other factors beyond their control. However, Freud's emphasis on how people cope with their sexual urges was not the primary reason for their discomfort with his theory.

Freud's Contemporaries Were Uncomfortable with His Theory for All of the Following