How did the work of Sigmund Freud affect the lives of ordinary people in the 20th century? It encouraged people to search for the hidden reasons for their actions. It found biochemical methods to treat emotional ills such as depression. It enabled people to achieve their goals by reprogramming their thinking patterns. It gave people a more optimistic, positive view of the nature of humanity.

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Matilda Cline

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12 January, 16:58

How did the work of Sigmund Freud affect the lives of ordinary people in the 20th century? It encouraged people to search for the hidden reasons for their actions. It found biochemical methods to treat emotional ills such as depression. It enabled people to achieve their goals by reprogramming their thinking patterns. It gave people a more optimistic, positive view of the nature of humanity.

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Nyla Mason · Answer 1

Freud's research was based on unconscious desires so I would say the answer is "It encouraged people to search for the hidden reasons for their actions."