humanistic psychology

British  

noun

1. approach to psychology advocated by some that emphasizes feelings and emotions and the better understanding of the self in terms of observation of oneself and one's relations with others

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Example Sentences

So then I got my master’s in humanistic psychology.

From Fox News • Jan. 9, 2022

In recent years, Heidi Wayment and her colleagues have been developing a “quiet ego” research program grounded in Buddhist philosophy and humanistic psychology ideals, and backed by empirical research in the field of positive psychology.

From Scientific American • May 26, 2018

Utilizing group-therapy techniques, humanistic psychology, Eastern thought and approaches to physical and emotional awareness, Esalen aims to help individuals assemble "the pieces of the puzzle" of identity by making connections between disparate disciplines.

From Time Magazine Archive

In 70 hours over two marathon weekends, est aims at "transforming your ability to experience living "through techniques apparently derived from Scientology, psychoanalysis, humanistic psychology, Arica, Gestalt, transactional analysis and various Eastern religions.

From Time Magazine Archive

In humanistic psychology, as well as in much contemporary psychoanalysis, there is a new sense that man can become a more active force in shaping his life.

From Time Magazine Archive