Humanistic Psychology - Abraham Maslow & Carl Rogers (Intro Psych Tutorial
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- Опубліковано 5 жов 2017
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In this video I provide a short introduction to the ideas of humanistic psychologists Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers. Maslow and Rogers both emphasized the role of an intrinsic drive towards self-actualization, or fulfilling one's greatest potential, in shaping an individual.
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Very simple to understand and straight to the point.
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I wonder how Carl Roger came to the conclusion that we needed "condition of worth" for self realization?
sir, how would we use humanistic theory while describing a character?
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Thanks for the video, I’ve some queries can I ask you here?
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Roger helped heroes.
Sir, is humanistic theory the same as self theory
If you're referring to Heinz Kohut's self psychology, then no, these would not be the same approaches. Let me know if you have any related questions!
Hero-maker was what Rogers was..
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