Evaluation of the Humanistic Approach

• What is the focus of the Humanistic Approach?

  Personal growth and self-realization
• What does Maslow's hierarchy of needs illustrate?

  Prioritization of needs from survival to self-actualization
• What are conditions of worth?

  Self-acceptance based on others' expectations
• Who introduced the concept of conditions of worth?

  Rogers
• What is the first level in Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

  Physiological needs
• What is self-actualization in Maslow's hierarchy?

  Realizing one's full potential and capabilities
• What are the key concepts of the Humanistic Approach?

  • Personal growth and self-realization
  • Maslow's hierarchy of needs
  • Conditions of worth by Rogers
• What is a key strength of the Humanistic Approach?

  Focuses on the individual
• What does the Humanistic Approach integrate for a comprehensive understanding?

  Thoughts, emotions, and behavior
• What type of therapeutic environment does the Humanistic Approach promote?

  Supportive and non-judgmental
• How does the Humanistic Approach's individual focus limit its effectiveness?

  It may overlook social factors' influence
• What is a criticism regarding the optimism of the Humanistic Approach?

  It can ignore challenging realities
• Why is self-actualization considered difficult to measure?

  It is difficult to measure objectively
• How might a child experience conditions of worth?

  Feeling loved only when achieving good grades
• How might personal responsibility be insufficient in addressing mental health issues?

  It might not address genetic predispositions
• What type of perspective does the humanistic approach take?

  Holistic perspective
• How does the humanistic approach differ from cognitive and behavioral perspectives?

  It differs significantly in focus and methods
• What are the commonalities between the humanistic approach and other psychological approaches?

  • Therapies share common ground
  • Recognition of personal free will
• What type of research methods does the Humanistic Approach primarily rely on?

  Qualitative research methods
• How does humanistic psychology prioritize individual experience?

  • Focuses on individual experience
  • Creates comprehensive understanding of behavior
  • Contrasts with measurable variables
• How does the humanistic approach create a more comprehensive understanding of behavior?

  By prioritizing individual experience over measurable variables
• What methods do cognitive approaches typically use?

  Quantitative methods
• What is phenomenology in the context of the Humanistic Approach?

  In-depth analysis of personal experiences
• What methods do behavioral approaches typically focus on?

  Experimental focus
• What is a limitation of the Humanistic Approach in treating mental disorders?

  It may not be effective for severe disorders
• What type of perspective do cognitive and behavioral approaches take?

  Cognitive is reductionist, behavioral is specific variable focused
• How does the Humanistic Approach differ from other approaches in research methods?

  It uses qualitative methods instead of quantitative methods
• Why are case studies and interviews used in the Humanistic Approach?

  To delve into unique life stories and insights
• What is a main criticism of the Humanistic Approach regarding scientific evidence?

  Lack of scientific evidence
• What did Maslow do to study self-actualized individuals?

  He observed and studied them through case studies
• How is self-esteem viewed in collectivist cultures?

  It is tied to group identity
• What method did Carl Rogers use during his clinical work?

  Extensive therapy sessions and reflective listening
• How does the Humanistic Approach challenge cultural norms?

  By prioritizing individual growth over conformity
• What does the Humanistic perspective stress in contrast to collectivist cultures?

  Personal potential
• In which type of societies does the Humanistic Approach encourage self-actualization?

  Western societies focused on individual achievement
• What aspect does the Humanistic Approach highlight in Asian cultures?

  The importance of relational harmony
• What is a key contrast in scientific methods between the humanistic approach and cognitive/behavioral approaches?

  Humanistic uses qualitative methods, others use quantitative
• What are the key research methods used in the Humanistic Approach?

  • Qualitative research methods
  • Case studies
  • Interviews
  • Phenomenology
• How does the Humanistic Approach empower people?

  It emphasizes self-acceptance and achieving potential
• What are the key strengths of the Humanistic Approach?

  • Focuses on the individual
  • Empowers people
  • Positive perspective
  • Comprehensive understanding
  • Therapist-client relationship