Instead of merely modelling normal behavior or of curing clear dysfunctions, a humanistic psychologist tries to help people to develop in a better way, thus making them more competent, more aware, more happy, in the hope of reaching some state of "optimal" mental health [12]. ONE OF THE MAIN VALUES driving systems research is to provide concepts and methods for stimulating learning, growth and development, as well in individual persons as in society, thus enhancing well-being and the overall quality of life...
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The same positive aim characterizes so-called humanistic psychology [9], which defines itself as a "third force", in contrast with clinical psychology, influenced by Freudian psycho-analysis, which studies mental illness, i.e. the negative side of human behavior, and traditional academic, experimental psychology, influ- Probably the best known proponent of this approach is Abraham Maslow...
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The Cognitive Theory The research of the cognitive theory has given therapists more knowledge in how people think. Although, George Kelly’s theory was written in a very organized way that seemed to resemble an outline or table of contents, it may be looked upon as a flaw...	2 / 339
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