Many Critics of the Humanist Theory Argue That

question 191

Multiple Choice

Many critics of the humanist theory argue that

• A)the theory places too much emphasis on "nature," and not enough on "nurture."
• B)although the concepts in the theory are intuitively appealing,they are difficult to define operationally.
• C)although rational decision making is acknowledged,the dominant emphasis on the unconscious hinders research.
• D)the theory provides an excellent framework for interpreting personality in collectivist cultures,but is inadequate in individualist cultures.

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