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    This document discusses Carl Rogers and his theory of humanistic psychology. It provides biographical information on Rogers, noting that he was an American psychologist and founding father of psychotherapy research. It then outlines some of the key aspects of Rogers' person-centered approach, including his views on self-actualization, the fully functioning person, and the need for a supportive environment in therapy achieved through warmth, genuineness, unconditional positive regard, and empathy.

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    HUMANISTIC THEORY

    By: Carl Rogers


    CARL ROGERS
    • American Psychologist
    • Founding Father of Psychotherapy Research
    • Person-Centered Approach
    • Born: January 8, 1902
    • Died: February 4, 1987

    2
    HUMANISTIC
    PSYCHOLOGY Relationships,
    perceptions and
    situations

    Free will and


    human potential
    for goodness

    3
    HUMANISM
    Human values
    Human dignity
    Human needs

    4
    HUMANISM

    Human rather
    Supernatural

    5
    ROGERS: CORE IDEAS
    • The Self
    -3 Aspects of self

    Real Self Ideal Self


    Perceived Self
    6
    ROGERS: CORE IDEAS
    • Self-actualization
    Realization of one’s potential
    Development of one’s ability
    Appreciation of life

    7
    ROGERS: CORE IDEAS
    • The “Fully Functioning” Person

    Freedom of Choice

    Creativity

    Reliability and
    Constructiveness
    8
    ROGERS: CORE IDEAS
    • The “Fully Functioning” Person

    Joy and Pain

    Love and Heartbreak

    Fear and courage

    9
    Person-CarlCentered
    Rogers-

    Supportive environment

    10
    Person Centered
    -Carl Rogers-

    Achieved through:
    -Warmth
    -Genuine
    -Unconditional positive regard
    -Empathy

    11
    Person Centered Therapy

    Critique---Positive

    -Personalities
    -Help people develop
    -Strong points of piece

    12
    Person Centered Therapy

    Critique---Negative

    -Anger/defensiveness
    -Selfish
    -Positive relationships
    impede

    13
    THANK YOU!

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