This man listed "Everyone is to be trusted" as one of his 36 principles of assumption in his work Eupsychian Management.
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