Who viewed human beings as basically social beings who could be understood in terms of their relationship with others and argued that psychological qualities such as growth and realisation of potentials resulted from a desire for freedom, and striving for justice and truth?
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 4
Erich Fromm viewed human beings as basically social beings who could be understood in terms of their relationship with others and argued that psychological qualities such as growth and realisation of potentials resulted from a desire for freedom, and striving for justice and truth.