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What are the advantages of client centered therapy?

-focused on present

-therapist is a facilitator who helps client in interpreting their own feelings

-positive regard to guide patient to solve problems

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What are the disadvantages of psychoanalysis?

-therapist interprets feelings and thoughts of client, which can be subject to manipulation

-doesn’t help client to solve problems

-pessimistic, deterministic

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Why is the approach culturally biased?

Focus on personal freedom and growth is a key feature in the approach, self actualisation might be different in collectivist cultures

This contradicts Maslow since self actualisation in collectivist cultures may involve interdependence between people instead

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Why is the holism of this approach a strength?

-it considers the whole subjective human experience so ecological validity is higher

-account for behaviour is more complete so there can be more effective tailor made interventions

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Why does the humanistic approach lack scientific credibility?

Concepts like self actualisation differs in everyone and is subjective to individual experiences so can’t be operationalised effectively

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What are contributions of the approach to occupational psychology?

Safety needs: safe workplace away from hazards, stable income, sick pay

Belonging: social events, boss reach out to employees

Esteem needs: focus on positive aspects of work of employees