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Timothy Pytell accused this man of dubious ethics regarding his early experiments in which he claimed to have been able to temporarily revive certain suicide victims. Â He categorized treatment as a combination of noticing, actualizing, and honoring, and he believed that certain neuroses arise from spiritual conflicts caused by "existential vacuums." Â This author of The Doctor and the Soul argued for the construction of a Statue of Responsibility to complement the Statue of Liberty. Â This thinker developed the (*) Third Viennese School of Psychotherapy using a technique whose name is derived from a Greek word for "word" or "speech," logotherapy. Â His best known work was based on his time spent in concentration camps. Â For 10 points, name this psychologist who wrote Man's Search for Meaning.
Timothy Pytell accused this man of dubious ethics regarding his early experiments in which he claimed to have been able to temporarily revive certain suicide victims.
Viktor Frankl