Maslow got here, by studying the most successful people of his time and found out how they were able to get there.

It's very clean and clear..... more informative on Humanistic Psychology.....If this video is famous than other videos, surely it will fulfill the viewers expectation in learning humanistic psychology

Shout out to the PSYCH students. LIKE IF YOU ARE A PSYCH STUDENT!

@juniclee3511

5 жыл бұрын

just finished my first year, I think am now going crazy

@anyam9330

4 жыл бұрын

im a behavioral neuroscience student does that count lol

@jackiebradley6685

3 жыл бұрын

@@anyam9330 Hats off to you! That is not easy schooling! Neuroscience is my all-time favorite.

@BharathyPremnathluv

Жыл бұрын

I took bio-psychology this year ! Grade 11 ( India)

@halloway8354

Жыл бұрын

I am not a psyche student !

0:38 how personality develops in people::: People have free will: self actualisation 1:04 Freuds theory was humanistic 1:18 Humanistic theory focuses on conscious not the unconscious We are good and are always motivated to improve 1:49 FOR EXAMPLE: Maslow heiargy of needs 2:11 Physiological needs first, and then safety, esteem characteristics of self actualising people 2:56 - think broader for larger causes - maslow thinks only 1% reach self actualising. 3:47 carl rogers Used mas ideas, self actualisation is developed in a growth promoting climate. 2 conditions need to be met. One need to be open and revealing about themselves One need to be accepted from others, genuine regard and unconditional acceptance. True self, is reached when it isnt bounded by ingenuine conditons 5:50 Self concept 6:02

@JustWearRoseColouredGlasses

26 күн бұрын

Thank you so much dear 😊

Really helpful, thank you.

Well said... thanks for this.

great voice for learning thank you Khan Academy, we need more this in our Digital education spaces.

Outstanding explanations ..thank you sooo much mam

Really helpful. Thank you so much

Rogers learned client-centered approach from a personal encounter in 1936 with Otto Rank, not Abe Maslow. "I became infected with Rankian ideas," said Rogers.

Wow... That was really informative, genuinely intriguing, and incredibly concise. Nice job 👍

Thank you for your work :) Good content

Must Apprecaite ....Great Work Done

Must Appreciate....Great Work Done

Very useful video! Keep up the good work!

1% is too high

thank you for this video! it really helped me to understand ♡ xxxx much love from malta 😁

I'm in my 2nd yr of BSC Hon. Psych degree and currently writing a paper on critically analysing 'driving Ms. Daisy' from a humanistic (person-centred) perspective. And this video was very helpful. 😉👍🏾

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2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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It was amazing 😍 thanks a million

Thank you very much ❤️

Idea in a nutshell . Thank you dear. greetings from Sri Lanka

Ty so much

Thanks ! This is also helpful for the class 11 students in India ( cbse syllabus) ♥️

Well explained

Please make more videos like this

I am loving your videos. Because right now I am taking Psyc. 101 in college and want to know the whole mixed up and confusing theories that everyone had. There are so many opinions. Only VEDAS reveals the truth.

@fntime

5 жыл бұрын

I hope you are not wasting your time and money attending school because you've closed your mind. Find your OWN TRUTH~

@jseanbrooks1

2 жыл бұрын

@@fntime What this guy said!

Can you give me some examples that i can visualize? BTW, I learned a lot from this.thnx

very helpful tnx! ^_^ and i'm inlove with you voice... ^_^

I like your voice ...

@jamesclark4219

8 жыл бұрын

sexy voice

@ritamchatterjee2652

8 жыл бұрын

+james clark I heard that

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4 жыл бұрын

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@devingray3750

3 жыл бұрын

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@ritamchatterjee2652

3 жыл бұрын

@@devingray3750 😂

THANK YOU! This is a life saver!

I would of failed all of my exams if it wasn't for this channel! thank u so much

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Been majoring in Psych for two years now and there are several videos that can explain these concepts and theories of personality better. I personally get a little confused about where she is going with the material even though I am familiar with the material. Maybe it is the note-taking on the screen that makes it so confusing. Hopefully constructive criticism and not judgmental as that was not the intention.

on top of the food chain

🙏

Shout out to those who are here preparing for PSYCHOMETRICIAN board examination!

wow, what a beautiful accent !! where u from ??

The man player of psychology is carl jung.

1st year teaching student here for a psychology project

psycholoyg in 10 munities please i need

You voicee uhhh

Shout out to the Education students of Swinburne :D

I’m taking a psychology class right now and it’s taken me about 30 minutes to watch this after I’ve stared at and not read a summary of the humanistic approach. I’m now realizing I don’t give a shit or fuck about this class. Psychology is interesting but just not to me. Quality video though.

I'm already becoming much more self actualized than I used to be. Reconnecting with my soul made me realize who I already was and who I was meant to be. I'm only 22 right now, so I have a ways to go, but I'd say I'm already ahead of the game. Shoutout to the 1%! (The only time that "1%" has a positive connotation to it.)

Get a pop filter. Or make a simple one out of nylon stockings over a coat hanger or even a sock over a coat hanger.

@mistywhite8809

6 жыл бұрын

Thank you! I had to stop watching because of the mouth noises. Uggg.

This theory seems a bit too convenient to be true if I'm honest, but I'll watch whatever my psychology class needs me to lol

You forgot a 3rd condition from Rogers. Empathy!

Huh, interesting how rare self-actualization is. Wonder if that points to a systemic failure to nurture humans in a growth promoting climate by telling them to compete with each other and maintain an 'excellent' minority. Wonder if that rarity of self-actualization has us stuck in a violent and inefficient human society. Wonder if there's anything we can do, khan academy, about it?

@emmajohnson6885

4 жыл бұрын

I know you wrote this a year ago, but I was just thinking about it myself the other day. We seems to live in a very hierarchical society where only few reach the top of self-actualisation. Like you say, it may be that the system we have built and feed into is one which purposefully blocks organic human growth. However, I’m also not sure if the world would be a better place if self-actualisation was the common state of mind. If we stopped competing and just stayed in our own lanes towards our own goals, I suppose the feeling of success may be less invigorating. Personally, seeing others who have pursued their vocation, pushes me to work harder to fulfil my own aspirations. What are your thoughts on this?

I think its true that its just different perspective on the personality, but we all can agree that psychoanalytic theory is out of science and thats it ahaha. So I guess there are some theories that are worse ahaha 😅

You need a pop blocker on the mic

Absolutely no free will. People are not good (most) people are just not that bad. Being good takes effort which most people don't do. Also most suffering caused by nature. The rest is stupidity ours or someone else's. It's rare though it happens but the chances of you meeting an axe murderer pretty slim, chances of a disease or a stupid discission or stupid misdiagnose ruining your life pretty high.

citation needed

@pablopaul8539

5 жыл бұрын

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If people are in general good, why the society and planet is in total mess? Where is the goodness?

Self actualization = WOKE

@baristaz8834

Жыл бұрын

What's wrong with being woke?

@DrMeowingtonMD

2 ай бұрын

@@baristaz8834it's really bad :(

@baristaz8834

2 ай бұрын

@@DrMeowingtonMD the only bad thing I've seen are conservatives, which all the sh1t they've done over the years.

@user-nb3mq3cg8k

2 ай бұрын

The statement is already woke in itself

@baristaz8834

2 ай бұрын

@@DrMeowingtonMD how

Also none of this matters. You will be happy or sad, entirely down to your circumstances. We are all nothing but this and genetics. Understanding how we are - won't change us. It's like understanding how Earth quakes happen. You still can't do anything about it

@wellingtonekibande3190

5 жыл бұрын

I just enjoy psychology. But i always failed it in university . Am a physicist

@TheLeftCulprit

2 жыл бұрын

That's a pretty redundant point of view. Academia is about valuing knowledge for knowledge's sake. To say any knowledge isnt worth knowing is a logical fallacy.

but who is to determine if you have achieved self-actualization or not other than oneself? It seems pretty subjective so weird for him to say only 1% of people reach it lol

your handwriting is pretty

Amber Khan??

Your microphone is too close to your mouth

Eve from Adams rib a cloned hu of man. Born of Mama's womb you are Nature.

Theories of personality... What are you talking about? Is everyone trying to hijack the term humanism? Humanism is a greek metapysical philisophy about the beauty of the human soul that was revived by catholic theology... You should start with the origins of the idea so people know where the idea came from.

@vanderbam2741

4 жыл бұрын

Humanist psychology is a well-established school of thought...

Do you think that someone made your house, even though you have never seen them? The house is the evidence of the builder. Same with this universe. It had a beginning, therefore it had to have a cause. And that cause, is God. This universe could not have created itself. So do you think God cares about how we live? If He has given us morality so that we have set up a system of law with courts and judges, how much more would the supreme ruler of the universe demand justice? Have you ever lied, stolen the smallest thing or thought a rude thought? If these were the things God would judge us by, would He find us innocent or guilty? The answer? Guilty. Sinning against an infinite authority figure brings infinite punishment. Hell. So how can we stop going to hell? Does doing good deeds take away our sins? If I get a speeding ticket in the morning, then do 5 good things, should the judge let me go free? No, the fine has to be paid. What about asking for forgiveness? If a criminal stands before a judge and says, I'm really sorry... Should the judge let him go free? No, because that would be a bad judge. If he forgave every criminal because he loved them, that would not be doing justice. Justice has to be paid. God is merciful, but not so at the expense of justice. The only way we can go to heaven is if someone pays our hell punishment for us. Jesus lived a perfect sinless life and then took all of God's wrath for our sins upon Himself on the cross. Since Jesus paid 100% of our sins, there is none left for us to pay. Our punishment has been paid and we get off free. Justice has been paid and Gods mercy has been upheld. Our good deeds don't save us. Nor do they contribute anything to our salvation. Jesus paid it all. Just acknowledge your sins, and accept this gift of Jesus Christ to go to heaven. To learn more about God. Read the Bible. It's available free online. Read the gospel of John first.

Mother Theresa reached self-actualisation? Seriously?

But racism is the opposite of humanistic

Thank you for this. But you smack your lips a lot when you talk

This theory is flawed. There is something beyond looking for acceptance. That self empowerment and doing it without the fear of what others think

@aalphasplatt1153

5 жыл бұрын

How does one become self-empowered without being praised, accepted, complimented, comforted, etc, etc? At first we seek but we no longer seek if those needs were met at a young age.

Sound like a lot of selfishness!!!

@didiaskfr

3 жыл бұрын

g its about how in order to be happy you must first have food shelter and love. only then can you have the ability to love others

I think thats bullshit to the max. People are born with and develop there own morals and goals, everyone is different. So how can you pin-point it to 1%? That makes no absolute sense at all if everyone is different. There is no actual way to determine if one man needs all those steps completed, or if he doesn't. Or, if he has made it to self actualization if he would focus on the same things as the next man that has as well. Very close minded.

🙏:✝️:ROMANS 1:16✝️FOR I IM NOT ASHAMED OF THE GOSPEL OF GOD FOR IT IS THE POWER OF GOD FOR SALVATION TO EVERYONE WHO BELIEVES.

obnoxious

Completely useless

@didiaskfr

3 жыл бұрын

well if youre not a psychologist i guess you wouldnt understand :/

@camilac.6994

3 жыл бұрын

@@didiaskfr who says I'm not? :/

@didiaskfr

3 жыл бұрын

@@camilac.6994 oh cool wheres your alma mater?

@camilac.6994

3 жыл бұрын

@@didiaskfr yeah cause i care so much bout wht u gotta say 💔

@didiaskfr

3 жыл бұрын

@@camilac.6994 ?