Allowing the Market to Operate with a Minimum of Government

question 49

Multiple Choice

Allowing the market to operate with a minimum of government regulation is called:

• A) laissez-faire.
• B) socialism.
• C) controlled choice.
• D) quota planning.

Grasp the significance of cognitive needs within Maslow's broader theoretical framework.

Understand the methods used by Maslow to study self-actualizers.

Recognize Maslow's contribution to humanistic psychology and his role within the movement.

Appreciate the relevance and critique of Maslow's concept of metaneeds.

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