We always deceive ourselves twice about the people we love — first to their advantage, then to their disadvantage. ―Albert ...

By Dennis Sale IN the first column in this series on Hard Psychology, I identified and illustrated specific features of brain ...

Maybe that’s why Plato argued that trying to blend into an unfamiliar culture was damaging to your sense of self, and influential psychologists like Maslow, Erikson, and Rogers agreed.

Holding his "Beautiful Death" painting — which depicts a colorful flourish of flowers exploding from a human skull — Christopher Maslow stood surrounded by multi-faceted artworks by creatives ...

This was aptly anticipated by the three major founders of humanistic psychology: Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers, and Rollo May, who all decried growing age segregation around us. Maslow pioneered our ...

Fred Rogers, better known as Mr. Rogers, died at age 74 in February 2003 Fotos International/Getty Fred Rogers is stil remembered for his dedication to instilling kindness, compassion and self ...

Leading figures connected with this approach include Abraham Maslow and Carl Rogers. According to Roger's theory, people are inherently good and motivated to fulfill their potential. Therapists who ...

Abraham Maslow described traditional religion as “pathological”; Rollo May asserted that traditional Christianity was for “weaklings”; while Eric Fromm likened it to spiritual Nazism and called it ...

In contrast to behaviorism, humanistic theories (particularly those of Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow) emphasize the importance of addressing students’ emotional and psychological needs. Humanistic ...

Rogers rebelled against all of this. Influenced by Abraham Maslow, Viktor Frankl, and Rollo May, Rogers believed that people could create their own meaning in their lives and that health is restored ...

Weir said the best tip he ever got for covering a disaster was from Mr. Rogers, who said his own mother ... and soil and air… (that) fills those (Maslow) needs in ways that we can’t imagine ...