2) Why did Freudian psychoanalysis have such a seemingly
dominant influence, not on U.S. psychology development, but on popular culture?

3) The humanistic form of psychology was a significant
departure from the psychological viewpoints existing in the early- to
mid-twentieth century in the U.S. Describe the main proponents of humanistic
psychology. Then, compare and contrast their views with those of their
contemporaries. In terms of application or from a clinical perspective, what
would make humanistic psychology appealing?