Approaches - Humanistic Flashcards

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What is the main difference of this approach to the others?

A

wholistic - based on the whole person

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What type of study do humanistics use?

A

subjective studies rather than objective scientific studies

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3
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Why is free will so important in this approach?

A

least deterministic approach

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4
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What is the order of Maslow’s hierarchy of needs?

A

self actualization
esteem
love and belonging
safety
psychological needs

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5
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What is a congruent person?

A

self image is similar to ideal self
person can self actualize

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What is an incongruent person?

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self image is far off from ideal self
self actualization is difficult

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What type of positive regard should children receive?

A

unconditional positive regard

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What has the humanistic approach helped to develop?

A

client-centered therapy

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What are some strengths to the humanistic approach?

A

not reductionist - holistic
real world application - counselling

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What are some limitations to the humanistic approach?

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limited impact on academic psychology
culturally specific
subjective concepts to test such as self actualization

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