humanist approach
- Created by: s burke
- Created on: 04-10-19 10:47
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- HUMANIST APPROACH
- humans have free will
- self determin-ing of our behaviour
- challenge
- face validity
- positive approach - healthy growth
- Maslow's hierarchy of needs
- potential to self actualise (rare)
- all deficien-cy needs must be met first
- innate ability - slightly determi-ned
- practical applications
- across subjects e.g. business models
- physical needs
- safety + security
- love + belonging-ness
- self-esteem
- self-actualisa-tion
- self-esteem
- love + belonging-ness
- safety + security
- potential to self actualise (rare)
- self + congruence
- practical application
- rogerian therapy
- client centred
- to close incongruence gap by giving UPR
- have not received uncondi-tional positive regard in childhood
- rogerian therapy
- congru-ent = smaller gap between actual and ideal self
- incongru-ent = limited similarity [overlap] between actual and ideal self
- cannot reach self-actualisa-tion
- have not received uncondi-tional positive regard in childhood
- cannot reach self-actualisa-tion
- Q-sort
- flaws with this measure
- practical application
- psycholog-ical growth focus
- person centred - individual + unique
- third force - similar time to psycho dynamic and behaviour-ist
- challenge
- challenge behaviour-ist approach
- recognise other influen-ces on behaviour
- BUT despite these, we have free will to choose behaviour - overcoming psych barriers
- research methods: non-scienntific
- why? humans are individual / unique so no general laws of behaviour
- e.g. case studies - subject-ive
- lacks generalis-ability - qualitat-ive data
- challenge behaviour-ist approach
- holistic
- humans have free will
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