With which perspective would a humanistic personality theorist most likely agree?

A. Unconscious dynamic forces shape personality throughout the lifespan.
B. Resolving the past and planning for the future are the primary goals of human endeavors.
C. The constant battle against feelings of inferiority drives people to become who they are.
D. The goal of life is personal growth through self-understanding and self-exploration.


Answer: D

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