Fromm believed that the lack of satisfaction of existential needs
A)has little effect on modern individuals.
B)leads to the development of willpower.
C)is unimportant in the post-capitalistic world.
D)can only be helped by psychotherapy.
E)eventuates in insanity for the individual.

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Fromm believed that the lack of satisfaction of existential needs leads to feelings of rootlessness and isolation, which can ultimately result in madness or self-destructive behavior for the individual.

Fromm Believed That the Lack of Satisfaction of Existential Needs