Unlike Sigmund Freud, Maslow and Rogers believed that people __________.

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Maslow and Rogers believed in a self-actualization tendency, an innate drive to reach one's full potential and become the best version of themselves. This is in contrast to Freud's belief that behavior is driven by unconscious and innate biological instincts. Option B is incorrect because neither Maslow nor Rogers believed that people have an innate potential for evil. Option C is also incorrect as both psychologists emphasized the importance of subjective experiences and individual perspectives in shaping behavior.

Unlike Sigmund Freud, Maslow and Rogers Believed That People __________