_____ Is Sometimes Called the "Father of the Humanistic Movement

question 8

Multiple Choice

_____ is sometimes called the "father of the humanistic movement."

• A) Julian Rotter
• B) Albert Bandura
• C) Carl Rogers
• D) Abraham Maslow

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Definitions:

White-Collar Crime

Nonviolent crimes, usually committed in commercial situations by individuals, groups, or corporations for financial gain.

Embezzlement

The act of dishonestly withholding or diverting funds that have been trusted to an individual's care, typically in a work or corporate setting.

White-Collar

Referring to jobs performed in an office or other administrative setting as opposed to manual labor jobs, usually involving professional, clerical, managerial, or administrative work.

Street Crimes

Include arson, burglary, assault, and other illegal acts disproportionately committed by people from lower classes.