Unlike the Behaviourists, Abraham Maslow and Other Humanists Take A(n)

question 120

Short Answer

Unlike the behaviourists, Abraham Maslow and other humanists take a(n) ____________________ view of human nature and maintain that people are not pawns of their animal heritage or environmental nature.

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Definitions:

Giant Sequoia

A species of tree known for its immense size and longevity, native to the Sierra Nevada mountain range in California; it is among the largest living organisms on earth.

Temperate Grassland

A biome characterized by vast open spaces with few trees, moderate rainfall, and a dominance of grasses.

Catastrophic Change

A sudden and widespread disaster that can cause significant environmental, economic, or social upheaval.

Soil Salinization

The accumulation of soluble salts in soil to levels that negatively impact agricultural productivity, often caused by improper irrigation practices.