According to Henri Ellenberger, Freud
A) was only slightly hampered by anti-Semitism in his professional development.
B) was not nearly as original as he and his followers claimed.
C) experienced no more than a normal amount of hostility toward his ideas from his fellow physicians. D) all of the above
Question 2
According to Loftus, the reason so many patients enter therapy without memories of sexual abuse but leave with them is
A) therapists tell patients what they want to hear.
B) therapists are perceived by patients as similar to their parents and that perception triggers memories of sexual abuse.
C) therapy releases such memories, that otherwise would remain repressed, for conscious consideration.
D) therapists often strongly suggest the existence of such memories in their patients.
