Humanistic Psychology - What were Rogers andMaslow interested in
Rogers and Maslow were interested in documenting the conscious experience of the individual or "self". They were more concerned with investigating unique experience "on its ownmerits" than producing general laws of behaviour.
Humanistic Psychology - What weren't Rogers and Maslow interested in
They weren't interested in applying any such laws to individuals and take an actively "anti-scientific" position in doing so.
Humanistic Psychology - What methods did Rogers and Maslow use
They used methods like casestudies and qualitativeselfreport measures to understand unique experiences
