The psychodynamic theory of depression based on the notion that a set of unconscious processes become engaged when a person experiences a loss was developed by:

A) Beck and Seligman.
B) Freud and Abraham.
C) Dollard and Miller.
D) Rogers and Maslow.

Psychodynamic Theory

A psychological framework focusing on unconscious processes and childhood experiences affecting current behavior and feelings.

Unconscious Processes

Mental processes not directly accessible to consciousness but that influence judgments, feelings, or behavior.