Question

Logan is a wonderful athlete; he plays football, basketball, and baseball for his high school’s teams. In January, though, he slipped on a patch of ice and broke his right leg. The doctor told him that he would be unable to play basketball for at least six weeks. After the first week of the injury, Logan becomes increasingly irritable and argumentative; getting upset about inconsequential things and picking fights with his family and friends.

How would psychologists from the psychoanalytic perspective explain this behavior?

Answer 1

He would be getting upset.

Step-by-step explanation:

he is mad that he can not play any sports.