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Everyone is born into unique circumstances to them and from this there personality and life is unique from others

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Everyone is born into unique circumstances to them and from this there personality and life is unique from others

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as everyone is unique you cannot prove the humanistic approach, you can generalise that everyone is unique however it is difficult to prove through research

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as everyone is unique you cannot prove the humanistic approach, you can generalise that everyone is unique however it is difficult to prove through research

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The direction of growth should be driven from the inside (rather than according to society's needs) so that every human being is able (if they are lucky and do the necessary work) to become all they were born to be; to fully explore their inborn interests, and to make a unique contribution to society 

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The direction of growth should be driven from the inside (rather than according to society's needs) so that every human being is able (if they are lucky and do the necessary work) to become all they were born to be; to fully explore their inborn interests, and to make a unique contribution to society 

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https://www.mentalhelp.net/articles/humanistic-theory/

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Helen and Feven.

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Humanists believe that humans having free will is what sets us apart from other species. When two chemicals react there is no question that they will do anything else than what is expected but when two humans meet they could agree with each other or disagree, compromise or fall out. However mental illnesses undermine validity of the idea of freewill for example OCD controlling actions.

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The fundamental belief of humanistic psychology is that people are innately good and that mental and social problems result from deviations from this natural tendency. (Cherry, 2018)

https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-humanistic-psychology-2795242

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Subjective feelings are a central feature of human life. .Subjective feelings are organised into five groups: positive emotions, negative emotions, cognitive operations, homeostatic functions, and sensations of illness. All these feelings are coupled with strong bodily feelings.

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'Ingenious experiments carried out at Yale University in the US used these measures to look at babies' minds. Their results suggest that even the youngest humans have a sense of right and wrong, and, furthermore, an instinct to prefer good over evil.' (Stalford, 2013).

http://www.bbc.com/future/story/20130114-are-we-naturally-good-or-bad

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This refers to any approach that emphasises the whole rather than their constituent parts.
A holistic approach suggests that there are different levels of explanation and that at each level there are “emergent properties” that cannot be reduced to the one below.

Examples of Holism in Psychology:

Humanistic psychology investigates all aspects of the individual as well as the interactions between people.

Social Psychology looks at the behavior of individuals in a social context. Group behavior (e.g. conformity, de-individualization) may show characteristics that are greater than the sum of the individuals which comprise it.

Psychoanalysis – Freud adopted an interactionist approach, in that he considered that behavior was the results of dynamic interaction between id, ego and superego.

Abnormal psychology – mental disorders are often explained by an interaction of biological, psychological and environmental factors. An eclectic approach to therapy is often taken using drugs and psychotherapy.

Perception – This is were the brain understands and interprets sensory information. Visual illusions show that humans perceive more than the sum of the sensations on the retina.

https://www.simplypsychology.org/reductionism-holism.html

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Reductionism is the belief that human behavior can be explained by breaking it down into smaller component parts.
Reductionists say that the best way to understand why we behave as we do is to look closely at the very simplest parts that make up our systems, and use the simplest explanations to understand how they work.
It is based on the scientific assumption of parsimony - that complex phenomena should be explained by the simplest underlying principles possible. Strong supporters of reductionism believe that behavior and mental processes should be explained within the framework of basic sciences (e.g. physiology, chemistry.... ).

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The needs support that subjective feelings are reductionist, due to the fact that the main goals is specific to finding self actualisation.

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Idiographic approach term comes from Greek word" idios"   which means 'own' or 'private'. Psychologists who take an idiographic approach focus on the individual and emphasise the unique personal experience of human nature.( tutor2u, 2018)

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Idiographic approach term comes from Greek word" idios"   which means 'own' or 'private'. Psychologists who take an idiographic approach focus on the individual and emphasise the unique personal experience of human nature.( tutor2u, 2018)

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It could possibly affect how you have been brought up . for example , children whose parents are aggressive are more likely to develop aggression in long term  while children with did not aggressive behaviour are less likely to  imitate. 

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It could possibly affect how you have been brought up . for example , children whose parents are aggressive are more likely to develop aggression in long term  while children with did not aggressive behaviour are less likely to  imitate. 

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https://www.psychologytoday.com/intl/blog/the-good-the-bad-the-economy/201709/born-good.

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Free will is not falsifiable as it will never be known if we have free will or determinism.

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idiographic strength mentioned the use of qualitative research methods - case studies are 

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idiographic strength mentioned the use of qualitative research methods - case studies are 

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* Time consuming and not cost effective.

* it cannot be generalised

* The lack of scientific rigour and fraught of bias - biased towards researchers aim such Freud argued men were more superior with stronger superegos an morally stronger but he was male also -decreased validity and reliability.