The belief that some distressing physical symptoms made no neurological sense contributed most directly to
A) Adler's interest in the inferiority complex.
B) Freud's interest in unconscious conflicts.
C) Horney's interest in women's views.
D) Jung's interest in the collective unconscious.

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The belief that physical symptoms had no neurological explanation was a key factor in Freud's development of psychoanalytic theory, specifically his concept of conversion disorder where repressed psychological conflicts manifest as physical symptoms.

The Belief That Some Distressing Physical Symptoms Made No Neurological