Which of the following was Allport's argument against Freud's psychoanalysis?

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Allport argued that Freud's psychoanalysis focused too heavily on the abnormal and pathological aspects of personality, and that it was inappropriate to compare neurotics, children, and animals with normal adults. Allport believed that functional similarities existed in personality between child and adult, as well as between animal and human, and that there was a continuum between the normal and the abnormal. Therefore, D is the best choice as it directly addresses Allport's argument against Freud's psychoanalysis.

Which of the Following Was Allport's Argument Against Freud's Psychoanalysis