What is the difference between behaviorism and humanistic psychology?
behaviorism focuses on observable actions only and humanists focus on the whole person.
humanism is the only theory to support viewing people as parts of a whole.
behaviorism intends to consider feelings but often forgets to ask subjects how they felt.
humanism, unlike behaviorism, believes experimentation is the best way to learn about people.

The correct answer is ''Behaviorism focuses on observable actions only and humanists focus on the whole person''

Explanation:

The difference might be subtle but is actually really big. Behaviorism studies our habits and day to day behavior and assumes that our childhood has a major impact on our belief system and what we turn into as adults.

Humanistic psychology believes that childhood might not be the only indicator of what we are. Are job, social relationships, money,  desires all have a huge impact on how we are and seeks to look at the whole human and not just a small part of their lives for all the answers.

obviously, the latter.

the gravitational force on an object increase as the mass of an object also, im not going to report you, but this question should be under the science category, not health