All Except One of the Following Was True of Allport's

Multiple Choice

All except one of the following was true of Allport's view of humanism and existentialism. Which was NOT true?

A) He took a dim view of dark and dismal outlook of Europe's existentialists.
B) He was more concerned about the self than about self-actualism.
C) He accepted some aspects of both points of view.
D) He found nothing worthy about existentialists' concerns about death.