A Psychologist Argues That Human Behaviour Is Not Determined by Inner

question 385

Multiple Choice

A psychologist argues that human behaviour is not determined by inner conflicts nor controlled by external forces, but rather that humans are capable of free will and personal growth. It is likely that this psychologist has been influenced by:

• A) the sociocultural perspective.
• B) the cognitive perspective.
• C) the social-cognitive learning perspective.
• D) humanistic psychology.

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