In their theories about human nature, psychoanalysts Carl Jung and Alfred Adler both
A. regarded human nature as possessing many negative qualities.
B. were completely analogous to Freud's ideas.
C. believed that there were no barriers to the internal and external growth of the individual.
D. emphasized a strong drive toward individual self-actualization.
Answer: D
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