The Behavourist and Humanist schools give very different s of the `motivated personality`. Use theorists John B.Watson and B.F Skinner from Behaviourist School and Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow from Humanist schools. Descibe their similarities
These two groups of thinkers explain how personality can be motivated pointing out two extremely strong influence on personality , one claiming on the natural and innate potentials of human beings , the other claiming on the role of the environment in motivated personality The Behaviorist Perspective One of the long-standing views on personality development …