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Karli Anderson
on Dec 05, 2024Verified
According to the text, what is the main goal of psychotherapy from a humanistic perspective?
A) to help the client confront her fears
B) to help the client vocalize her subconscious thoughts
C) to help the client become a fully functioning person
D) to help the psychologist gather data about the human condition
Humanistic Perspective
A psychological approach that emphasizes individual potential, self-growth, and the importance of viewing life and challenges from the person's subjective perspective.
Fully Functioning Person
A concept in humanistic psychology referring to an individual who lives in harmony with their deepest feelings and impulses.
Psychotherapy
A form of therapy aimed at improving mental health, where a trained therapist uses psychological techniques to help individuals understand and overcome their issues.
- Explore the goals of psychotherapy from a humanistic perspective.
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Learning Objectives
- Explore the goals of psychotherapy from a humanistic perspective.