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5.5.1 Humanistic approach: Main assumptions Assumptions: Important to study the whole person as we are more than just the sum of our parts (important aspects might get overlooked) Humans have free will - free to take control of our lives and behaviour. We are all unique and everyone should be treated as an individual. Self-actualisation - every human has an innate drive to reach their full potential. The scientific method is too objective and behaviour can be viewed subjectively as humans are all unique

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