Social Interest & Monkeys and Apes (1935), Abraham Maslow, [1.1 credits] $22

Alfred Adler encouraged Maslow to contribute these results based on their conversations at Columbia University. The dominance behavior and sexual behavior of monkeys and apes are observed in several contexts leading to hypotheses about drive related behaviors.

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Maslow, A. (1935). Individual Psychology and the social behavior of monkeys and Apes. International Journal of Individual Psychology, 1 (4), 47-59. [6,600 words, 1.1 CE hrs., $22]
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Maslow, A. (1935). Individual Psychology and the social behavior of monkeys and Apes. International Journal of Individual Psychology, 1 (4), 47-59.

Curriculum

Maslow, A. (1935). Individual Psychology and the social behavior of monkeys and Apes. International Journal of Individual Psychology, 1 (4), 47-59. [6,600 words, 1.1 CE hrs., $22]