All oversimplified models are naive nonsense, especially those which were developed to contradict another oversimplified models. It is the same flaw as to say

All oversimplified models are naive nonsense, especially those which were developed to contradict another oversimplified models. It is the same flaw as to say 'clouds cannot be of this or that particular shape, they are always of this or that'. There are too many 'variables' in what we could call the [naive] psychology of a mind or so called Froidian psychology. Any undergraduate cognitivist would tell. It is not the naive this-OR-that 'logic' according which mental processes work. It is this-AND-that logic. BTW the author probably should study Wikipedia article about Narcissistic Personality Disorder, which is, of course, yet another oversimplified model.)