In the 1960s, a Group of Psychologists Argued That It

question 81

Essay

In the 1960s, a group of psychologists argued that it was time for a "third force" in psychology. What were the first two forces that were perceived as inadequate in explaining human behavior? What alternate perspective would be taken by the "third force" in describing human personality?

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Definitions:

Nurse

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Bonobos

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