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To understand the humanistic approach, one must also understand the basic principles behind humanism. The humanistic approach takes into account the whole person. It doesn't consider the patient as just a research subject that has to be manipulated, but as a valuable human being who happens to need some help to get better. Maslow's hierarchy of needs focuses on the basic human needs and ends with self-actualization. Rogers adds the component ...

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