Heavily influenced in his theories by the book The Organism, this psychologist who described one aspect of his theory as "instinctoid" characterized his work as the "third force" in psychology.
Heavily influenced in his theories by the book The Organism, this psychologist who described one aspect of his theory as "instinctoid" characterized his work as the "third force" in psychology. In addition to taking a major concept from Kurt Goldstein, in the books Toward a Psychology of Being and Motivation and Personality, he included esteem, love and belonging, and safety and security as tiers of a theoretical construct. For 10 points, name this founder of humanistic psychology who put self-actualization at the peak of his hierarchy of needs.
Heavily influenced in his theories by the book The Organism, this psychologist who described one aspect of his theory as "instinctoid" characterized his work as the "third force" in psychology.
Abraham {Maslow}