Humanistic-physiological and evolutionary theories

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Specifically compare and contrast Humanistic, Physiological and Evolutionary theories of early psychology. Also make sure you discuss the similarities and differences of the theories themselves, each one to the other two. Look at what each theory studied specifically, what they included, what they left out or ignored, the modes of research, the constraints.

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