10:57 humanistic theories

Question 1

humanistic theories

Answer 1

viewing personality with a focus on the potential for healthy personal growth

Question 2

who created humanistic theorie?

Answer 2

abraham maslow and carl rogers

Question 3

maslow’s hierarchy of needs

Answer 3

if our psychological needs are met, we become concerned with personal safety; if we achieve a sense of security, we then seek to love, to be loved, and to love ourselves; with our love needs satisfied, we seek self-esteem. Having acheived self-esteem we ultimately seek self-actualization.

Question 4

self actualization

Answer 4

the ultimate psychological need that arises after basic psychological and physical needs are met and self-esteem is fulfilled; the motivation to fulfill one’s potential.

Question 5

peak experiences

Answer 5

surpass ordinary consciousness

Question 6

carl rogers’ person-centered perspective

Answer 6

held that a growth-promoting climate required three conditions:
* genuineness: open with feelings, drop facades, transparent
* acceptance: offer an unconditional positive regard (an attidue of total acceptance toward another person), drop pretenses, confess worst feelings - formed in stable relationships
* empathy: sharing and mirroring other’s feelings and reflecting their meanings.

Question 7

self-concept

Answer 7

all our thoughts and feelings about ourselves, in answer to the question, “who am i?”