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HUMANISM

HUMANISM

Major thinkers associated with: Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers, and Clark Moustakas

Humanistic psychology focus on helping people achieve and fulfill their potential. Humanistic psychology focused on topics such as: Becoming a fully functioning person, Individual free will, Hierarchy of needs, Peak experiences, and Self-actualization

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