One of the Differences Between the Humanistic Perspective and the Cognitive

One of the differences between the humanistic perspective and the cognitive perspective is that the humanistic perspective

A) believes that people develop disorders due to the restrictions of modern society on one's ability to express one's inner selves rather than due to fundamental flaws in their thought
B) believes that people develop disorders due to fundamental flaws in their biology and not due to the fundamental flaws in thought
C) does not emphasize the importance of fully appreciating each moment as it occurs like the cognitive perspective.
D) translates principles from animal research to the behavior of people rather than focusing on the values and beliefs that separate humans from other species.