JOURNAL ENTRY What DID you want to be when you grow up? (When you were little) What DO you want to be when you “grow up”? Is there a change? Explain why.

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JOURNAL ENTRY What DID you want to be when you grow up? (When you were little) What DO you want to be when you “grow up”? Is there a change? Explain why or why not

HUMANISTIC PERSONALITY THEORY

WHAT IS IT? EXAMPLE:

Life’s goal is to become the best you can be! : biological push to fulfill one’s potential

Carl Rogers and Humanism Often, we form images of ourselves… AND … we strive to live up to those images … we strive to live up to those images If you view yourself as _____________ You will strive to become _____________

SOMETIMES… DOESN’T QUITE WORK OUT

The Fully Functional Person A person whose self view is closely matched with his/her inborn abilities They are open to experience & decisive in their judgments.

The experience of being treated with love and acceptance, regardless of behavior or attitude. I will have a greater chance of becoming fully functional!

Acceptance and love that are dependant upon behavior Most parents & adults do this to children!!! Have you ever treated Have you ever treated someone this way? someone this way?

ABRAHAM MASLOW’S

Basic Needs

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More Advanced Needs