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Unit 2 – Biological Basis of Behavior
Topic 2.6
Why might some professionals challenge Carl Rogers' Humanistic Theory when applied to neurological studies?
The theory overly emphasizes biological determinants of behavior.
The theory rejects the idea that past experiences can impact current behaviors.
The theory insists on specific brain structures determining certain traits or behaviors.
The emphasis on conscious free will can downplay biological influences like genetic factors or neurotransmitters' roles in behavior.
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