Janet begins seeing a therapist to cope with a number of stressful life events. Her therapist does not focus on her childhood or on any learned behaviors, but instead emphasizes the importance of her need for love and acceptance. Which is most likely the school of thought that the therapist follows?

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Dexter Knight

21 June, 06:50

Janet begins seeing a therapist to cope with a number of stressful life events. Her therapist does not focus on her childhood or on any learned behaviors, but instead emphasizes the importance of her need for love and acceptance. Which is most likely the school of thought that the therapist follows?

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Andreas Coffey · Answer 1

Answer:Humanistic psychology

Explanation:

Humanistic psychology, is a field of Psychology that focuses more on a person as a unique individuals who shouldn't be compared to anyone else but be treated as unique individuals by psychologist and psychiatrists.

Instead of looking at what the trend is for most individuals who have suffered traumatic events this psychology suggest at just looking that person as just a unique individual who will experience his or her own life different from anyone else that a pyschologist has met before.