humanistic psychology

• discuss the term "FREE WILL"

  • All of the approaches considered so far are determinist because they all suggest, to some degree that our behaviour is shaped by forces outside our control.
  • Humanism is quite different as it emphasises that individuals are self-determining and have freewill.
  • This does not mean that people are not affected by external or internal influences but that we are active agents who have the ability to determine our own development.
• What is Maslow's hierarchy of needs, and how does it relate to self-actualisation?


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• draw MASLOWS HIERARCHY OF NEEDS


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• What are the two basic needs identified by Rogers?

  1. A feeling of self-worth (what we think about ourselves).
  2. Positive regard from other people
• what is meant by "a feeling of self worth"


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• what is meant by "positive regard from other people"


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• What is the influence of humanistic psychology on counselling?


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