Humanistic Psychology (A Level only) (OCR A-Level Psychology): Flashcards

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Roger's Client Centred Therapy
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Self-actualisation requirement

Congruence between perceived self & ideal self

Client-centred therapy addresses

Low self-esteem from childhood lack of unconditional positive regard

Unconditional positive regard meaning

Acceptance & support regardless of what person says/does

3 core conditions in therapy

Empathy, Congruence, Unconditional positive regard

Conditions of worth definition

Requirements to meet to be loved (conditional positive regard)

Person-centred therapy goal

Achieve congruence via unconditional positive regard

Humanistic practical application

Client-centred therapy for depression/anxiety

Humanistic approach & reductionism

Not reductionist - considers all components

Humanistic view on free will

Humans have free will over behaviour

Humanistic vs biological/behaviourist

Less deterministic

Why humanistic concepts hard to test

Abstract & can't be measured empirically (e.g. self-actualisation)

Falsifiability of humanistic concepts

Not falsifiable - reduces scientific credibility

Cultural bias in humanistic approach

Values individualistic over collectivist cultures

Individualistic values in approach

Personal success & self-actualisation

Collectivist culture focus (China/Korea)

Community & helping each other, not individual growth

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