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Humanistic

humanistic psychology

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punishment obedience "it's morally wrong because of the punishment" preconventional
good boy nice girl conformity driven, morality that is concerned about approval or disapproval from others
law and order authority and social order obedience driven "I don't steal because its against the law" Conventional
social contract human rights morality, the greatest good for the greatest number of people "I would steal if it benefited society" postconventional
universal ethical principle universal human ethics, the golden rule is strictly followed. "I wouldn't steal because it is a universal wrong" postconventional
personal reward self interest driven, the "what's in it for me" morality. "I will clean my room if I get an allowance" preconventional
Sigmund Freud psychosexual development
Albert Bandura observational learning
B.F. Skinner operant conditioning
Abraham Maslow Hierarchy of needs
Carl Rogers self theory
esteem needs need to gain approval and recognition
belonging needs the need to affiliate with others, to belong
safety needs the need to feel secure
physiological needs the need to satisfy hunger, thirst, and sex drives
self one's experience or image of oneself, developed through interaction with others
positive regard viewing oneself in a favorable light due to supportive feedback recieved from interaction with others
conditions of worth the conditions a person must meet in order to regard himself or herself positively
unconditional positive regard the perception that individuals' significant others value them for what they are, which leads individuals to grant themselves the same favorable opinion or view
fully functioning an individual whose person and self coincide
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