Asked by mohamed moatez on Sep 25, 2024
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Maslow admitted his theory was not highly scientific,but he argued that
A) his young followers eventually would provide experimental support.
B) science is not important in the study of human psychology.
C) any idea that becomes popular must be right.
D) it fits well with the personal experiences of most people.
Not Highly Scientific
A term describing approaches, methods, or theories that lack a strong basis in systematic empirical evidence or rigorous scientific methodology.
- Analyze the drawbacks and constraints associated with Maslow's hierarchical concepts.
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Natalie Alaniz1 day ago
Final Answer :
D
Explanation :
Maslow's theory was based on personal experiences and observations of people, and he did not rely heavily on experimental data. He believed that his theory fit well with the experiences of most people, making it a useful framework for understanding human psychology.
Learning Objectives
- Analyze the drawbacks and constraints associated with Maslow's hierarchical concepts.