Question

eoc q14.15
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the primary evidence for having a peak experience seems to be the feeling that you think you have had a peak experience. what conclusion does this faulty reasoning illustrate?
the uniqueness of human experience means we cannot formulate general principles of behavior.
psychodynamic theory is a better predictor of human behavior than humanism.
people are different, simple as that; there is no use trying to explain what they do.
the basic tenets of humanism are difficult to define, operationalize, or measure.

Explanation:

Peak experiences are a concept in humanistic psychology. The statement that the primary evidence for a peak experience is the feeling of having one shows issues with defining and measuring such experiences. Humanistic tenets like peak experiences lack clear, objective definitions and measurement methods compared to more empirical theories.

Answer:

The basic tenets of humanism are difficult to define, operationalize, or measure.