Rather than the terms "neurotic" and "normal," Maslow preferred the terms
A) "mentally ill" and "mentally healthy."
B) "self-actualizing" and "stunted."
C) "crazy" and "sane."
D) "well adjusted" and "poorly adjusted."

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Maslow preferred the terms "self-actualizing" for individuals who had reached the highest level of psychological development and "stunted" for those who had not, as these terms better reflected his humanistic approach to psychology, focusing on the potential for positive growth rather than pathology.

Rather Than the Terms "Neurotic" and "Normal," Maslow Preferred the Terms