Humanism developed, in part, as a reaction against which two perspectives?
A) the cognitive and learning perspectives
B) the behaviorist and psychoanalytic perspectives
C) the sociocultural and cognitive perspectives
D) the biological and behaviorist perspectives

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Humanism developed as a reaction against both the behaviorist and psychoanalytic perspectives. The behaviorist perspective emphasized the role of external rewards and punishments in shaping behavior, while the psychoanalytic perspective focused on unconscious conflicts and early childhood experiences as sources of behavior. Humanists viewed these perspectives as dehumanizing and believed that people's choices and experiences were more important in understanding their behavior.

Humanism Developed, in Part, as a Reaction Against Which Two