Humanistic approach

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10 # Humanistic approach: - developed as a rebellion against the limitations of the behaviourist and psychodynamic psychology - the "third force" in psychology - rejected determinism of the behaviourist approach & animal research. - rejected determinism of the psychodynamic approach too - provides a new set of values for understanding human nature/the human condition. - expanded the methods of inquiry in the study of human behaviour. - offered a broader range of more effective methods in the professional practice of psychotherapy. - studies the whole person, Notes Comments [1] [2] [3] [4] File Edit View Insert Format Arrange Tools Slide Show Window Help Search (Cmd + Ctrl + U) Psychology Chapter 5 Humanists Rogers presentation — Saved to my Mac Raw Design Transitions Animations Slide Show Record Review View Layout Reset Section Convert to SmartArt Picture Arrange Quick Styles Sensitivity Add-Use # Humanistic approach: - developed as a rebellion against the limitations of the behaviourist and psychodynamic psychology - the "third force" in psychology - rejected determinism of the behaviourist approach & animal research. - rejected determinism of the psych...