Humanizing Psychology Crossword

a subfield of psychology involving less emphasis on science and more emphasis on the client and their well-being. (two words)
a counseling approach that puts the client in charge of the conversation and avoids intervention by the therapist. (two words, the first one hyphenated)
method of communication in humanistic therapy involving the repetition of the client’s words in order to elicit understanding. (two words)
method of non-judgment, avid listening, and little direct intervention in humanistic therapy. (three words)
a counseling psychologist whose main interest was the “psychology of self” and the tension because the “actual” and “ideal” selves. (two words)
a comparative psychologist whose main interest was human motivation. (2 words)
a term borrowed by Maslow from Goldstein to describe the highest level of motivation; described a select few people in history. (hyphenated word)
an ascension of human motives in which those on the bottom must first be satisfied before achieving the motives of the upper levels. (four words)
in contrast to giving direct advice to the patient, Rogers’ therapy was _____________. (hyphenated word)
Rogers’ method of repeating what the client had said was deemed by critics as simply _______.
the celebration of ________________ and freedom was the primary focus of humanistic psychology. (two words)
the therapist invites the client to ______ alternative ways to behavior rather than giving direct answers.
the institution where Maslow and Goldstein met and shared their research. (two words)
Goldstein’s research determined that it was important to interpret behavior not just in isolation but in the ______ in which they appear.
the lowest level of Maslow’s structure of human motivation
aspirational needs that are not physically dangerous if unmet.
a possible element of self-actualization made of needs and encounters unique to the individual. (two words)
needs that are necessary to be met in order to avoid both physical and mental illness
those who were involved in humanistic therapy were considered ______ not patients.
humanistic psychologists often rejected experimental research in favor of _________ research methods such as interviews or surveys.
in humanistic psychology the therapist is not supposed to be _________.
________ are a form of positive self-talk and repetitive statements that would be included in humanistic counseling