HUMANISTIC SCHOOL OF THOUGHT

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Humanistic Psychology

Humanistic Psychology. Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers. What is Humanistic Psychology?. It emphasizes an optimistic view of human beings, as persons who have the ability to grow (human potential)

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Humanistic Perspective

Humanistic Perspective. Brooke Dahl Nancy Lindgren. Definition. Human capacity for choice and growth. Humans have free will Not fated to behave in specific ways. Subjective experience of the world--how humans experience things, why they experience things, etc. Humanistic Psychology.

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Humanistic Theories of Personality

Humanistic Theories of Personality. What is Humanistic Psychology?.

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Humanistic Psychology

Humanistic Psychology. Humanistic psychology (also known as the “third force”) started in the 1950s. This perspective grew largely out of frustration with both behaviorism and psychoanalysis.

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Humanistic Perspective

Humanistic Perspective. Maslow and Roger. Take out your books!. Open to page 415 Answer questions 14-19. Kurt Cobain. Charles Dutton. What do these men have in common?. Cobain showed no particular evidence of having outstanding musical skills when he was young

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Humanistic Approach

Personality Theories. Humanistic Approach . P4:Q1 pgs.484-490. This critic of Freud believed that much of our behavior is driven by efforts to conquer childhood feeling of Sexual tension. Inferiority. Collective unconscious. Sublimation. . P5: Q1 pgs 484-490.

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Humanistic Existentialism

Humanistic Existentialism. Existentialism. Big Questions… Are we free to make choices? What is the purpose of relationships with others? What is the meaning of life?. Introduction. experience is subjective make meaning out of it

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Romanticism & The Gothic School of Thought

Romanticism & The Gothic School of Thought. By Ms. Willis. Historical Context. 1789: The start of the French Revolution An attempt of the French people to ride themselves of their absolute monarchy. A bloody revolution; leaders became tyrants as well 1793-94: French Reign of Terror

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Humanistic Theories

Humanistic Theories. AP PSYCHOLOGY – CH 10. Humanistic Theories. Psychodynamic – focus on internal conflict and mental disorders Failed to talk about normal personalities Humanistic theories – optimistic about human nature Personality determined by needs to adapt, learn, grow, and excel

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Humanistic Theory

Humanistic Theory. Of Personality…. Humans (human nature) are basically good (want to grow & improve) Humans are capable of free will or free choice You are the product of the choices you make We need love, self-esteem, to belong- as much as we need food & water.

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Humanistic Psychology

Humanistic Psychology. Humanistic psychology. Emphasizes the uniquely human aspect of the person, stressing that behavior and choices come from within Psychoanalysis: somewhat negative outlook Behaviorism: you are what you learn Both of these dehumanized people.

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HUMANISTIC THEORY

HUMANISTIC THEORY. Humanistic psychology emerged during the 1950s as a reaction to psychoanalysis and behaviorism. Psychoanalysis was focused on understanding the unconscious motivations that drive behavior while behaviorism studied the conditioning processes that produce behavior. .

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Humanistic Psychology

Humanistic Psychology. Carl Rogers (1902-1987). Protest of the Third Force. Came after WWII, in the 1950’s. Often called the “Third Force” in psychology B roadest and most coherent theoretical movement in psychology

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Humanistic Theory

Humanistic Theory. Cooper, Carson Dent, Chassidy Pincock, Bryan. Important Terms. Self-actualizing tendency : The human motive toward realizing our inner potential . Self-actualization : The need to be good, to be fully alive, and to find meaning in life . Background.

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Humanistic Therapy

Humanistic Therapy. Unit 12 . Starter Activity. Write down on piece of paper 2 characteristics that you think a humanistic therapist should have. Learning Objectives. By the end of today’s session all learners will:

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Humanistic Perspective

Humanistic Perspective. 1960’s. Freud was so negative Skinner was so mechanical There must be some other way to describe us in a positive light…. If Freud and psychoanalysis asks, “Why are you sick?” – then Humanistic psychology must ask what?. Maslow and the Self-Actualizing Person.

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Humanistic theories

Humanistic theories. Humanistic Theory Individual Psychology. Individual Psychology. Creator: Alfred Adler Theory: Individual Psychology

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Humanistic perspective

Humanistic perspective. Humanistic Psychology. Late 1950s-early 1960’s “make love, not war” era beginning. Doesn’t jive with: Psychoanalysis: too pessimistic Behavioralism: too deterministic Trait: too objective

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The Relation of School to Society: Three School of Thought

The Relation of School to Society: Three School of Thought. Functionalism Schools socialize and adopt students to the economic, political and social institutions of the particular society.

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HUMANISTIC MANAGEMENT

HUMANISTIC MANAGEMENT. Bringing out the diamonds in you!. USL. May 11, 2013. Managing with Competence and Heart A Framework for Humanistic Management. Managing with Competence and Heart. WHO AM I?. Management Functions. Leadership Questionnaire. Let us determine your Leadership Style

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Humanistic psychology

Humanistic psychology. It is known as the third force. The first force : Freudian determinism: your behavior is determined by the unconscious The second force : behaviorism: your behavior is determined by the environment

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Humanistic Therapies

Humanistic Therapies. Module 70. Humanistic Therapies. Developed by Carl Rogers (1902–1987) Type of Insight Therapy – goal is to reduce inner conflicts by providing insight so client can grow Emphasizes human potential, self-awareness, and free-will

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Humanistic Psychology

Humanistic Perspective

Humanistic Theories of Personality

Humanistic Psychology

Humanistic Perspective

Humanistic Approach

Humanistic Existentialism

Romanticism &amp; The Gothic School of Thought

Humanistic Theories

Humanistic Theory

Humanistic Psychology

HUMANISTIC THEORY

Humanistic Psychology

Humanistic Theory

Humanistic Therapy

Humanistic Perspective

Humanistic theories

Humanistic perspective

The Relation of School to Society: Three School of Thought

HUMANISTIC MANAGEMENT

Humanistic psychology

Humanistic Therapies

Romanticism & The Gothic School of Thought