Maslow found important allies in his establishment of a humanistic,third force in psychology in:

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Carl Rogers and Rollo May were both important allies of Maslow in establishing the humanistic, third force in psychology. They were among the founders of the humanistic movement, which emphasized the importance of individual subjective experience, personal growth, and self-actualization. Allport and Murray were important figures in psychology, but they were associated with different approaches (trait theory and psychodynamic theory, respectively). Adler and Sheldon were also associated with different approaches (individual psychology and somatotype theory). Lindzey and Stagner were notable psychologists, but they were not closely associated with the humanistic movement.

Maslow Found Important Allies in His Establishment of a Humanistic,third