Humanistic Psychology

What is the main belief of humanistic psychology?

• Humans are unique beings and should be recognized as such.

• Human behavior is determined by early experiences and drives.

• Scientific study and analysis of actions are most important.

• Human behavior can be quantified and reduced to elements.

Who is considered one of the leading architects of humanistic psychology and proposed a hierarchy of needs?

• Carl Rogers

• George Kelly

• Abraham Maslow

• Rollo May

Describe the concept of 'self-actualization' as proposed by Abraham Maslow.

Explain the difference between the 'personal construct' theory of George Kelly and the 'self-centred' theory of Carl Rogers.

What is the goal of transactional analysis, a therapy developed by Eric Berne?

• To achieve self-actualization

• To build a strong state of maturity

• To emphasize a positive view of human beings

• To focus on the scientific study of actions