For 10 points, name this American psychologist most famous for his formulation of a hierarchy of needs.
After studying forms of monkey intimidation, this man created and contrasted the concepts of B-values and D-values in the context of a concept that was partly inspired by Kurt Goldstein's The Organism. After his work Religions, Values, and Peak Experiences, he led a shift in his field studying the abnormal to the humanistic. This man's best-known formulation is outlined in Motivation and Personality and its components range from safety to a state achieved by few exemplary individuals known as self-actualization. For 10 points, name this American psychologist most famous for his formulation of a hierarchy of needs.
After studying forms of monkey intimidation, this man created and contrasted the concepts of B-values and D-values in the context of a concept that was partly inspired by Kurt Goldstein's The Organism.
Abraham (Harold) Maslow