Cumulative Record. Chapter 18: A Critique of Psychoanalytic Concepts and Theories. Quote 4

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Freud’s explanatory scheme followed a traditional pattern of looking for a cause of human behavior inside the organism. His medical training supplied him with powerful supporting analogies. (p. 287)

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