Toward A Psychology of Optimal Human Functioning : What Positive Psychology Can Learn From The "Experiential Turns" of James, Dewey, and Maslow  

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Rathunde, Kevin

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Humanistic Psychology vol. 41 no. 1 (2001), page 135-153.
Topik: human; psychology; human functioning; psychology; experiential turns
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Past perspectives on optimal functioning and experience are discussed to inform current epistemological debates in humanistic and positive psychology. It is sugegsted that william james, john dewey, and abraham maslow intiated "experiential turns" in american psychology, or turns toward immediate subjective were grounded in philosophical initiatives that challenged traditional, positivistic methods in science. The argument presented here is that a deeper appreciation of the benefits and inherent challenges of adopting an experiential perspectives may help build a more unified psychology of optimal human functioning and avoid misunderstandings concerning the role of scientific research in humanistic and positive psychology.

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