One reasonable criticism of freud's psychodynamic theory is that several of his concepts, including therapeutic interpretations, are difficult to measure and verify. from a critical thinking concept, this presents the challenge of

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Ashly Harmon

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26 August, 12:22

One reasonable criticism of freud's psychodynamic theory is that several of his concepts, including therapeutic interpretations, are difficult to measure and verify. from a critical thinking concept, this presents the challenge of

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Joaquin Hull · Answer 1

From a critical thinking concept, this presents the challenge of "falsifiability".

Falsifiability is the capacity with regards to some suggestion, explanation, hypothesis or speculation to be demonstrated false. That capacity is a fundamental part of the logical strategy and theory testing. In a scientific setting, falsifiability is in some cases thought about synonymous with testability.