According to Maslow, what are peak experiences?
a. Times when people are really good to us.
b. Times when a person is most comfortable, when all needs are met.
c. Experiencing another person at his or her best, such as seeing an athlete in top form.
d. Episodes of wonder and awe, timelessness, and significance.
e. Times when self-actualized people where they are recognized for what they have done.
Question 2
What aspect of Maslows research was unusual for psychological research in the 1960s?
a. He studied severely challenged individuals.
b. He was a humanistic researcher. Research is more common with behaviorists or cognitive theorists. Humanists depend on anecdotal reports.
c. He studied healthy people rather than those who were struggling.
d. He did his research in the first quarter of the twentieth century, before others were studying human behavior.
e. He never published his research. Other people who worked with him published his results.
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