Psychology as a Human Science: Humanistic Psychology, Lecture 3 @EricDodsonLectures

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This video briefly outlines the work of the three most renown humanistic psychologists (Carl Rogers, Abraham Maslow and Rollo May), and then describes Humanistic Psychology's philosophical foundation in terms of a combination of Phenomenology and Existentialism.

Psychology as a Human Science: Humanistic Psychology, Lecture 3

Carl Rogers, Lecture 5: On Becoming a Person, Ch. 3

Psychology as a Human Science: Phenomenological Psychology, Lecture 1

Psychology as a Human Science: Transpersonal Psychology, Lecture 1

Existential Psychology: Getting Started, Lecture 3

Albert Camus, Lecture 2: Repetition & Futility

Rollo May: The Discovery of Being, Lecture 2

Psychology as a Human Science: Getting Started, Lecture 1

Friedrich Nietzsche, Lecture 2: Master & Slave Moralities

Carl Rogers, Lecture 2: On Becoming a Person, Ch. 1 (first half)

Martin Heidegger, Lecture 5: Death & the Care Structure

Fyodor Dostoyevski, Lecture 2: Spite, existential defiance & the value of reflective consciousness