Which of the following appears to have interfered with humanistic psychology's becoming part of the mainstream of psychological thought?
A)Humanism's ideas were untestable.
B)Because it was a reflection of the rebellion of the 1960s and 1970s,the traditional,more conservative psychologists rejected it.
C)Its adherents were in private practice,not training graduate students,and were less likely to engage in systematic research and publication.
D)Its therapies had such a high casualty rate.
E)It was ahead of its time,that is,more a reflection of the Zeitgeist of the 1980s than of the 1960s.

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​Which of the following appears to have interfered with humanistic psychology's becoming part of the mainstream of psychological thought?
A)​Humanism's ideas were untestable.
B)Because it was a reflection of the rebellion of the 1960s and 1970s,the traditional,more conservative psychologists rejected it.
C)​Its adherents were in private practice,not training graduate students,and were less likely to engage in systematic research and publication.
D)Its therapies had such a high casualty rate.
E)It was ahead of its time,that is,more a reflection of the Zeitgeist of the 1980s than of the 1960s.

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Humanistic psychology's adherents were more focused on private practice and less likely to engage in systematic research and publication, which hindered its integration into the mainstream of psychological thought.

​Which of the Following Appears to Have Interfered with Humanistic

Which of the Following Appears to Have Interfered with Humanistic