The psychodynamic perspective was the basis on which all psychological perspectives spawned from. However, the fact that other psychological perspectives were created after or as reactions to the psychodynamic perspective demonstrates that it is flawed, possibly in more way than one. Although this perspective offers an explanation for many things that confound people even today, its explanations are not always satisfactory to the human mind. In the instances where its theories are satisfactory to human logic and perception, they are most often theories that are unable to be proven. Many of the early explanations attempting to explain behavioral phenomena were...
right or wrong.

The early psychodynamic practitioners, theorists, and psychologists did not present the perspective as one offering a satisfactory explanation of behavioral phenomena, as much of its explanations contained generalizations, biases, and could not be proved scientifically. However, as the perspective began to grow and develop, and new psychologists with different versions of the theories previously used began to appear, the perspective slowly began to offer a more satisfactory explanation of behavioral phenomena, as it is now less biased. However, the fault in the perspectives explanations lie in the fact that the majority of them cannot be proven.