Why Did Humanistic Psychology Oppose Psychoanalysis and Behaviorism

question 52

Multiple Choice

Why did humanistic psychology oppose psychoanalysis and behaviorism?

• A)Both approaches put too much emphasis on unconscious sexual urges.
• B)Both approaches have low rates of success in treating mental illness.
• C)Both approaches try to reduce behavior to small component parts.
• D)Both approaches apply more to animal behavior than to human behavior.

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