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30GERS
themamiron approach MASLOW

Humanism emphasises the importance of
·
A person-centred' approach
Each person is unique.

subjectiveexperienceandeachperson
·

is
·
Holistic approach
·
Free Will
Humans strive towards self-actualisation.
SELF-ACTUALISATION
·




·
Scientific processes are inappropriate


People have an innate
tendency for self-reachingfull potential.
Self-actualisation.
actualisation




-erarchi
esteem Self-esteem, confidence.
Human behaviour is motivated needs
by
deficiencyneeds' (maintaining love cinc sexual intimacy.





physical and psychological equilibriums rec belonging.
and growth needs' (the tendency
Self-actualise).
to

Mastoli
of
Safety

physiological
needs



needs
employment.

water, food,
In Maslow's
hierarchy of
needs, to sex etc.

achieve need, the
level of
the next

satisfied.
CLIENT-SENTRED
level below must
be
self-actualisation is notreached,
If
a person will suffer restlessness and
disatisfaction with life. THERAPY (Rogers]
SELF,CONGRUENCE
Avondirectivetherapyinanironment
AND CONDITIONS where the client
is encouraged to discover

their (as they are considered
own solutions
OF WORTH the their own condition).
expertof
An effective Rogerian psychologistshould
For personal growth to be achieved, a Snow:

empathy
-



person's concept of 'self' must
be -genuineness
with their ideal self'. If unconditional positive regard.
-




congruent the

incongruent, self-actualisation



is too
gap
be
won't possible due to negative ~ is
It a more validapproach as it considers

feelings of self-worth. meaningful human behaviour within a

real-life context.

Rogers emphasised the role of the The hierarchy shows human motivation,
self-concept which is made up of: andhas been applied education
to
andtherapy.

~ R Therapy has revolutionalised councelling


sheapproach, bringing
·
The ideal self
(who you want to be).
·
Self-concept (now you percieve yourself). the person
Self-esteem (your self-worth). back into
·
psychology.
Application isn't
* as wide as other theories.
*
Doesn't
To reduce the incongruence (which is use scientific methods.
causedby childhoodexperiences of set
x
Generalisability -
not
everyone
-
reaches SA.
X
boundaries or limits to love parents)
by
Not
empirical- unfalsifiability.
Rogers

developed Client-Centred Therapy.
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