Maslow admitted that his theory was not widely supported by laboratory research,but he argued that:
A) his theory is derived from the scientifically rigorous work of previous researchers.
B) scientific research is not important in the study of human psychology.
C) any idea that becomes popular is definitely reliable.
D) his theory fits very well with the personal experience of most people.

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Maslow argued that his theory fits well with the personal experience of most people, which suggests that it has practical and real-world relevance, despite not being widely supported by laboratory research.

Maslow Admitted That His Theory Was Not Widely Supported by Laboratory