Humanistic psychology focuses on human qualities to develop theories and diagnoses in clinical practice. It is an interesting discipline that you will want to investigate through our collection of humanistic psychology PDF books. Our books are filled with relevant information and our library is carefully assembled so you can study all the topics of interest to you.
Learn about its origin, the main exponents and the theoretical bases of this branch of psychology that has had a great boom since the middle of the last century, until today. You will find all this in our books of humanistic psychology, available for immediate and free download.
Humanistic psychology is part of a current of thought that originated in the United States, around the 1960s, called Humanism. It arose as a reaction to the predominance of behaviorism and psychoanalysis, and to their limitations and determinism. It was opposed to animal experimentation to explain human behavior; it focused on the individual and its ideas to find solutions to the problems that patients brought to consultation.
Among its most prominent exponents are: Carl Rogers, Abraham Maslow, Gordon Allport, Gardner Murphy, Henry Murray, Fritz Perls, Kirk Schneider, Louis Hoffman, among others. Humanistic psychology is governed by the following principles: There is no judgment by the therapist of what is being treated in the consultation, it generates empathy towards the patient, it does not pathologize or focus on the diagnosis but on what the patient manifests, promotes the expression of ideas and emotions, among others.
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#15 A History of Division 32 (Humanistic Psychology) of the American Psychological Association
Author: Christopher M. Aanstoos, Ilene Serlin, Thomas Greening
Pages: 47
File size: 0.1 MB
Format: PDF
#16 On the Parallelism of the Humanistic Psychology of Abay Qunanbayuliand American Psychologists
Author: Kulush K. Kenzhegalieva, Dinara S. Kakabaevaa, Ermek S. Nurumov
Pages: 10
File size: 0.5 MB
Format: PDF
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