Humanists do not believe we are merely a bundle of moldable responses, and, therefore, oppose the machine-like overtones of which view of human nature?
A)behaviorist
B)psychodynamic
C)trait
D)Freudian

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Humanists oppose the behaviorist view of human nature because behaviorism focuses on observable behaviors and suggests that all behaviors are learned through interaction with the environment, implying that humans can be conditioned or molded in a machine-like manner. Humanists, on the other hand, emphasize individual choice and free will.

Humanists Do Not Believe We Are Merely a Bundle of Moldable