Melanie Klein's theories differ from Freud's primarily in terms of
a. her emphasis on love and aggression as the two organizing forces of the psyche.
b. the psychosexual stages that she renamed.
c. her belief that the influence of the Oedipal conflict was stronger than Freud indicated.
d. her focus on behaviorism.
Answer: a. her emphasis on love and aggression as the two organizing forces of the psyche.
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