Westen Defines All of These as Fundamental Postulates of Modern

Westen defines all of these as fundamental postulates of modern psychoanalytic theory EXCEPT

A) the unconscious still plays a large role in life, although not as important as Freud believed.
B) behavior often reflects compromises in conflicts between motives, emotions, and thoughts.
C) childhood plays a relatively minor role, irrelevant for studying adult relationship styles.
D) mental representations of the self and relationships guide interactions with others.