Work with Harlow's rhesus monkeys spurred his thoughts on "instinctoid" homeostasis while his reading of Kurt Goldstein's Organism led to his growth motivation concept, obtained by people such as Abraham Lincoln, who were susceptible to "metapathologies" and attempted to fulfill "metaneeds." This man also studied transpersonal psychology, which he called the "fourth force" in the sequence from Freudian to Behaviorism to his own movement. FTP, name this author of Motivation and Personality and Towards a Psychology of Being, the humanistic psychologist who developed a namesake "hierarchy of needs."          |
Work with Harlow's rhesus monkeys spurred his thoughts on "instinctoid" homeostasis while his reading of Kurt Goldstein's Organism led to his growth motivation concept, obtained by people such as Abraham Lincoln, who were susceptible to "metapathologies" and attempted to fulfill "metaneeds." This man also studied transpersonal psychology, which he called the "fourth force" in the sequence from Freudian to Behaviorism to his own movement. FTP, name this author of Motivation and Personality and Towards a Psychology of Being, the humanistic psychologist who developed a namesake "hierarchy of needs."          |
Work with Harlow's rhesus monkeys spurred his thoughts on "instinctoid" homeostasis while his reading of Kurt Goldstein's Organism led to his growth motivation concept, obtained by people such as Abraham Lincoln, who were susceptible to "metapathologies" and attempted to fulfill "metaneeds.
Abraham {Maslow}