Abraham Maslow was the theorist who believed all humans are like scientists.

The theorist who most influenced B. F. Skinner was John B. Watson.

Jeffrey Schwartz, in his book Brain Lock, was able to show scientifically that one’s brain can change by how you think and behave without any medication.

According to Douglas Bookman, until one can prove first that the integration of psychology and Christianity “can” and “should” be done, “how” it is to be done is a moot point.

Psychology’s Third Force was led by Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers, and Rollo May.

Carl Rogers believed “satellite relationships” outside marriage could help a person grow within him or herself.

Christian psychologist David Myers uses differing levels of explanation for science and faith.

Many of Jung’s ideas came from spirit guides.

According to Horney, if one has an “idealized self” which is being terrorized, it will be due to a tyrannical father.

Until the mid-1800’s, Europeans and Americans alike agree that a Christian worldview was the only viable worldview.