81. Humanistic Psychology And Self-esteem Hi Michelle, I am not an expert on current humanistic psychology, Maslow (one of the fathers of humanistic psychology) developed a theory of a hierarchy http://hv.greenspun.com/bboard/q-and-a-fetch-msg.tcl?msg_id=00C05B

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83. Humanistic Psychology And Education - Probe Ministries Celebrations and Problems of humanistic psychologyThis paper celebrates the history and victories of humanistic psychology, humanistic psychology began in a separate room and meetingtime just before http://www.probe.org/docs/psy-educ.html

Main Menu Home Whats New About Probe Ministries Probe Alert Newsletter ... Probe Podcast Articles Current Issues Reasons to Believe Cults and World Religions Faith and Culture ... Rusty Wright Articles Probe Navigation Home Faith and Politics Education Humanistic Psychology and Education Humanistic Psychology and Education PDF E-mail Written by Don Closson Interview with Dr. Coulson I recently had the opportunity to interview Dr. W. R. Coulson concerning the role that humanistic psychology is playing in education. Dr. Coulson was a long-time associate of Carl Rogers, who is considered to be the father of non-directive therapy, a therapy which has now been incorporated into self-esteem, sex-ed, and drug-ed curricula. Dr. Coulson saw that this form of therapy had some success with mentally distressed people who knew they needed help, but following failures with locked-ward schizophrenics, normal adults, and a parochial school system in California, Dr. Coulson broke with Carl Rogers and is now trying to undo the damage of what might be called humanistic education. The results of non-directive therapy in education have been disappointing to anyone willing to look at the facts. We asked Dr. Coulson about these negative results. He said:

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encyclopaedia archives explore humanistic orientations to learning In this orientation the basic concern is for human growth. We look to the work of Maslow and Rogers as expressions of this approach. Level one: Physiological needs such as hunger, thirst, sex, sleep, relaxation and bodily integrity must be satisfied before the next level comes into play. Level two: Safety needs call for a predictable and orderly world. If these are not satisfied people will look to organize their worlds to provide for the greatest degree of safety and security. If satisfied, people will come under the force of level three. Level three: Love and belonginess needs cause people to seek warm and friendly relationships. Level four: Self-esteem needs involve the desire for strength, achievement, adequacy, mastery and competence. They also involve confidence, independence, reputation and prestige. Level five: Self-actualization is the full use and expression of talents, capacities and potentialities. Self actualizers are able to submit to social regulation without losing their own integrity or personal independence; that is they may follow a social norm without their horizons being bounded in the sense that they fail to see or consider other possibilities. They may on occasion transcend the socially prescribed ways of acting. Achieving this level may mean developing to the full stature of which they are capable. (Tennant 1997: 13)

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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. Prospects are brighter here though, since many psychotherapists and psychiatrists have some interest in these things. Transpersonal Psychology and Humanistic Psychology are legitimate branches that openly include dealing with human spiritual experience as part of their helping practices. Beyond this, research by cognitive scientists into brain structure and function can help to shed modern understanding on some features of spiritual experience. Humanistic and Transpersonal Psychology Psychology has traditionally dealt with restoring imbalanced mental function to a more normal condition. It has paid very little attention to the idea of human potentialthat is, to what humans can grow towards and become. In the last several decades, however, this narrow focus has shifted somewhat to also consider and support the psychological growth of people who are basically well-adjusted. In particular, the area now known as Humanistic Psychology has most thoroughly incorporated this attitude of the possibility for human actualisation into its practice. A classic presentation of these ideas is embodied in the following "hierarchy of needs" that was developed by the humanistic psychologist, Abraham Maslow. Physiological Safety Belonging

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A brief history of the humanistic psychology which has supplanted the Faith in many dioceses and fuelled sexual deviancy and clerical abuse. NIETZSCHEAN PSYCHOLOGY AND THE BOSTON CATASTROPHE FRED MARTINEZ Professor Allan Bloom - a philosopher who wrote The Closing of the American Mind [1987] - thought that Friedrich Nietzsche was the father of modern America. He said that "Words such as 'charisma,' 'lifestyle,' 'commitment,' 'identity,' and many others, can easily be traced to Nietzsche and are now practically American slang." But, the most important Nietzschean slang word is "values." "Values" are the death of Christian morality because values simply mean opinions. If opinion is how things are decided then might makes right. One must remember that whenever someone in Modern America talks about values - family values or religious values or place the blank in front of values - they are saying there is no real or objective right or wrong, only opinions of the self and its will to power. 'Will to power': imposing values Nietzsche’s philosophy is summed up this way by Bloom: "Commitment values the values and makes them valuable. Not love of truth but intellectual honesty characterizes the proper state of mind. Since there is no truth in the values, and what truth there is about life is not lovable, the hallmark of the authentic will is consulting one’s oracle while facing up to what one is and what one experiences. Decisions, not deliberations, are the movers of deeds. One cannot know or plan the future. One must will it."

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Indian Thought and Humanistic Psychology: Contrasts and Parallels between East and West By Winthrop, Henry Philosophy East and West V. 13 No. 2 (1963) pp. 137-154 Hawaii, USA p. 137 Introduction There is a movement in the United States today whose members share a common set of convictions and concepts which, in many respects, remarkably parallel certain ideas found in Indian philosophy. Although this movement embraces a loose federation of thinkers, chiefly psychologists, it also includes philosophers, specialists in the field of religion, philosophical anthropologists, social and behavioral scientists other than psychologists, existential psychiatrists, and educators and humanists of every vintage. It is frequently referred to as The Third Force in psychology, and its posture has generally been described as that of a humanistic psychology. On the negative side, it rejects, or perhaps we should say, plays down, three approaches to the study of man which it regards as too limited to provide a full range of understanding of his behavior. The Third Force rejects (1) any overconfidence in the degree of understanding which can be supplied by the use of statistical methods applied to the study of man; (2) any type of behaviorism which hopes to give an account of man strictly in terms of stimulus-response theory when such theory proposes to neglect the rich and significant central processes which mediate human behavior; and (3) orthodox psychoanalysis and neo-Freudian innovations which (a) interpret human behavior strictly in terms of man's animal-like and egocentric impulses

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Humanistic Psychology and Vipassana by Dr. Kishore Chandirimani Introduction The humanistic approach to healing was developed as a scientific field in the early 1960's as a protest against the dominant theories of Psychoanalysis and Behaviour Therapy. Both these approaches view man in a very mechanical and reductionistic manner and miss out the essential aspects of being human. Psychoanalysis views the basic nature of man as destructive and dangerous, to be kept in check by repression and psychological defences. Behaviourists, on the other hand, view man as a passive helpless thing not responsible for its own behaviour, and that a person is nothing but responses to stimuli and a mere collection of conditioned habits. Humanistic Psychology views man in a positive and holistic manner. It has brought together ideas from many different cultures, times and traditions into the scientific framework and has enriched it. Most humanistic psychologists recognize the potential contribution of Lord Buddha to their theories and practice. Several authors including Jung1, Wilber2, and Suzuki3 have interpreted the Buddhist thoughts in the modern scientific context. This article is an attempt to study the theoretical assumptions and postulates of Vipassana, and to examine their apparent similarities with the basic concepts of humanistic psychology.

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