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The belief that adult behavior can be traced to unresolved psychological conflicts from one's childhood is a hallmark of
   a.   behaviorism
   b.   gestalt psychology
   c.   psychoanalytic theory
   d.   cognitive dissonance theory


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Reply #1 on: Jun 13, 2019


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