PPT-Humanistic theory: Abraham Maslow

Prof Roomana N Siddiqui Chairperson Dept of Psychology Aligarh Muslim University Humanistic psychology Humans are free to be what they want to be But having the freedom to choose does not mean that one is going to make a wise choice If this was the case then there would be no misery alienation boredom anxiety guilt or other self imposed ailments. Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences,Vol. 43(4), 337 & EVOLUTION OF MANAGEMENT AND ITS CONCEPT. Presented by SUJAN KUMAR DAS. Historic Roots of Management. When war broke out in the 1960s, the world felt compelled to better understand the nature of humanity.. -. Learn at Your Own Pace.. The . Presentation contains Animation. To View the Course please run the “. Slide Show. ”.. You . Can Run the Slide Show by Using any one of the following options:. Click on the “. The humanistic approach: the basics What assumptions do humanistic psychologists make? Humanistic psychologists start from the assumption that every person has their own unique way of perceiving and u Henry Murray, Abraham Maslow, and Carl Rogers. Definition of a Motive. Internal states that arouse and direct behavior toward specific goals or objects.. Can be unconscious. Considered part of personality because people differ in their motives, and these differences determine behavior and life outcomes.. Humanistic Personality Theories . A perspective that focuses on the study of conscious experience and the individual’s self awareness and freedom to choose.. Interested in the capacity for personal growth & self-fulfillment with an emphasis on human potential.. Unitarian Universalism: A Humanistic Faith says, “To de� ne twentieth-century humanism brie� y, I would say that it is a philosophy of joyous service for the greater good This perspective grew largely out of frustration with both behaviorism and psychoanalysis.. The focus of psychology should not be on observable behavior and how it can be manipulated (behaviorism).. Nor should it be on unconscious motivation and how to understand it (psychoanalysis).. This perspective grew largely out of frustration with both behaviorism and psychoanalysis.. The focus of psychology should not be on observable behavior and how it can be manipulated (behaviorism).. Nor should it be on unconscious motivation and how to understand it (psychoanalysis).. Humanism. Carl Rogers was a leading figure. Abraham Maslow was another. Humanism was a reaction against Freud’s approach. Assumed that human nature wasn’t so bad (e.g., id-driven). Overlapping terms for humanism include “nondirective,” “client-centered,” and “person-centered” . “make love, not war” era beginning.. Doesn’t jive with:. Psychoanalysis: too pessimistic. Behavioralism: too deterministic. Trait: too objective. Along came psychologists wanted to focus on “healthy” people and how to help them strive to “be all that they can be”. . Lesson 3. Test: research methods. Objectives:. You will be able to. Outline the assumptions of the humanistic approach. Outline and evaluate humanistic qualitative methods. Evaluate the contribution of humanistic approach in terms of strength, limitations, applications and ethical issues. . s. LEAD213. 2018 KY-TN Leadership Convention. Indian creek camp, liberty, . tn. Motivating individuals. Motivating individuals. Problems caused by an inactive member. Lost resources. Demoralizing effect on other members. to . Personality. Humanistic . Approaches. Humanistic theories. developed in the 1960s . Opposed the deterministic . psychoanalytic and . behavioral approaches that . then dominated . The . humanistic approach emphasizes .