Unlike Rogers’ and Maslow’s theories
A. May’s theory has no trace of humanism.
B. May’s theory has no trace of existentialism.
C. May’s theory rejects the potential goodness of humans.
D. May’s theory is most compatible with existentialism.
Answer:D
Unlike Rogers’ and Maslow’s theories
A. May’s theory has no trace of humanism. B. May’s theory has no trace of existentialism. C. May’s theory rejects the potential goodness of humans. D. May’s theory is most compatible with existentialism.