That pyramidal construct portrayed safety and love beneath self-actualization.
This man listed "Everyone is to be trusted" as one of his 36 principles of assumption in his work Eupsychian Management. He contrasted "D-cognition" and "B-cognition" in another of his works and opposed the Freudian treatment of psychology. This author of Towards a Psychology of Being theorized about (*) "peak experiences" and placed Eleanor Roosevelt and Albert Einstein on the tip of his most famous construct. That pyramidal construct portrayed safety and love beneath self-actualization. For ten points, name this humanistic psychologist who studied motivation and created a "hierarchy of needs."
This man listed "Everyone is to be trusted" as one of his 36 principles of assumption in his work Eupsychian Management.
Abraham Harold Maslow