What is the psychodynamic perspective in psychology?

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asked Jan 14 in Psychology by LorenzoWooll (1.7k points)

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answered Jan 14 by Bev611336790 (1.8k points)
selected Feb 14 by TheScientist

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The psychodynamic perspective in psychology emphasises unconscious desires, conflicts, and motives as a driver of behaviour.

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