Answer:
Psychodynamic perspective
Explanation:
Psychodynamic perspective is defined as a study in psychology that emphasises the role played by unconscious emotions such as fears in human development.
For example behaviours of adults may be as a result of childhood trauma they experienced.
In this scenario Hilde Bruch sees eating disorders are as a result of unconscious psychological processes.
Situations such as anorexia may be as a result of some hidden phobia or societal perception of obesity.
