Humanistic Psychology Was Called the "Third Force" Because It

Humanistic psychology was called the "third force" because it:

A) provided an alternative viewpoint to the two approaches that were dominant at the time, behaviorism and psychoanalysis.
B) was based upon the belief that there were three forces that
C) m optivatroposed that ted all humhaner be weheavior.re thre Ine mcoerrecthodt s tha t could be used to scientifically study human behavior.
D) was composed of three separate branches, or schools.