Problem
A. What is humanistic Psychology? What are the goals? What are the goals? What are the approaches to understanding human behavior?
B. What are some techniques Humanistic Psychologists use to understand human behavior?
C. Why did Humanistic Psychology become important?
D. How is it different from psychological movements that came before/after it?
E. Who are some of the most famous humanistic psychologists? What were their most important discoveries?
F. Are there any famous humanistic psychology experiments?
G. What is Maslov's Hierarchy of Needs? What role did it play in Humanistic Psychology?
H. What are the strengths and weaknesses of Humanistic Psychology? What do people criticize about it?
I. What other information do you think is important?