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Key assumptions of the humanistic approach. |
. A 'person centred' approach . People have freewill . Phenomenological approach |
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Freewill and unique human experiences. |
Humans have freewill and are not affected by external and internal influences (active agents). The approach takes into account a person's individual experiences which is needed to fully understand a person. |
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Carl Rogers- fully functioning person. |
Open to experiences- both negative and positive emotions are accepted. Creativity- creative thinking and risk taking are undertaken. |
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Conditions of worth |
Unconditional positive regard- a type of love where other people accept and love one another for who they are despite their faults. Self worth- a person feels confident and positive about themselves. |
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Self concept and congruence |
Congruence is between the self and the ideal self. |
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Abraham Maslow- hierarchy of needs and self actualisers |
1-2% of the population reach self actualisation. |
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Strengths of the humanistic approach |
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Weaknesses of the humanistic approach. |
Back (Definition) |
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Weaknesses of the humanistic approach. |
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