Largely the creation
of Abraham Maslow which concentrates on the higher human motives,
self-development, knowledge, understanding and esthetics.
Abraham
H. Maslow Publications - A full bibliography of the works of Abraham
Maslow, a primary founder of the field of Humanistic Psychology, including
titles of books about him. 3/5
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Association
for Humanistic Psychology in the United Kingdom - AHP is an international
movement of people who are interested in exploring human experience
and behaviour through the broad spectrum of approaches encompassed
by humanistic psychology. There are associations in North America
(where the AHP originated) and may other countries, including France,
Greece, Spain, Russia and Britain. In Britain, the AHP(B) started
30 years ago and numbers are growing steadily. 3/5
Association
of Humanistic Psychology Practitioners - UK - The humanistic approach
to psychology and therapy cannot be summarised in one single definition.
The humanistic view is one of "many ways of looking", in
that root knowledge of oneself, of others and of the world is based
essentially on inner experience and of experiential encounter with
others and with the world. 3/5
Biography
by Dr. C. G. Boeree - Abaham Harold Maslow was born April
1, 1908 in Brooklyn, New York. He was the first of seven children
born to his parents, who themselves were uneducated Jewish immigrants
from Russia. His parents, hoping for the best for their children in
the new world, pushed him hard for academic success. Not surprisingly,
he became very lonely as a boy, and found his refuge in books. 4/5
From
Behaviorism to Humanism - Incorporating self-direction
in learning concepts into the instructional design process, online
publication - R. Hiemstra & R.G. Brockett. 3/5
Spirituality
and Western Psychology - Just as for their colleagues in the other
sciences, most mainstream psychologists disavow anything that they
can not readily measure or deal with. So the spiritual side of our
nature is not a major research priority. 3/5
