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1 Humanistic Theory Of Personality…

2 Humans (human nature) are basically good (want to grow & improve) Humans are capable of free will or free choice You are the product of the choices you make We need love, self-esteem, to belong- as much as we need food & water

3 Our self- concepts reflect our perception of who we are..

4 Two Major Humanist Theorists

5 Abraham Maslow Hierarchy of Needs = The more successful we are in meeting lower level needs- the higher our psychological well- being Who are these people?

6 Maslow’s profile of self-actualizers Good reality orientation Comfortable with themselves Spontaneous Task centered Autonomy Continuously marvel at all aspects of life Fellowship Profound interpersonal relationships Comfort with solitude Humor Peak experiences

7 Homework for tonight…… Do you know someone (dead or alive) who is/was Self-actualized?

8 How can I become self-actualized? Be willing to change Take responsibility Evaluate your motives Experience honesty Make use of positive experiences Be prepared to be different Trust your own feelings Get involved. Get committed Access your progress. Challenge yourself

9 The self is the core of personality..We seek congruence

10 Our potential can be damaged by our environment When people nurture our growth- we become genuine, accepting, empathetic Unconditional positive regard Self includes what you dream of becoming Self includes what you fear becoming Importance of hope..


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