Humanism, championed by Maslow and Rogers, changed psychology by

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Humanism, as championed by Maslow and Rogers, emphasized the importance of internal experiences, such as emotions, thoughts, and values, in shaping behavior. It focused on the unique qualities of human experience, and rejected the reductionism of behaviorism and psychoanalysis. Therefore, A is the correct option. The other answer choices are more closely associated with other psychological approaches such as cognitive psychology (C), psychoanalysis (B), and neuroscience (D).

Humanism, Championed by Maslow and Rogers, Changed Psychology by