The Humanistic Theory by CARL ROGERS - Simplest Explanation Ever

[@ibkl1235]

Such a great video, thank you! A fully functioning person, according to Rogers, has the following criteria: openness to experience, existential living, organismic trust, experiential freedom, creativity (Englers, 2013).

[@Rosemaker_]

Wow this basically saved me a week's worth of research into this. Thank you!

[@MisterSimplify]

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[@MisterSimplify]

@Sergio Cory That's not a good thing mate. I can only hope that other people don't follow suit

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[@ineburke4]

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[@brigittevanwegberg8239]

Very good and concise summary of Carl Rogers' work. Congratulations, I could not have done it better myself, having worked with Rogers' precepts for the past 30 years. May I put a link to your video on my forthcoming homepage? I am a psychotherapist working in Switzerland.

[@MisterSimplify]

Hi Brigitte! Thank you very much for your appreciation. Coming from such an experienced professional, this is really inspiring for me. Please go ahead and link this tutorial and any others you like on your website. And as I delve deeper into psychology, I have been uploading more content and will continue to do so. It's a challenge to summarise such vast topics for sure. So please subscribe, and feel free to provide your feedback on other topics too. Take care!

[@maimoonaaslam760]

😲 WOW

[@anitharaghavelu9355]

Great work I could read and understand better than my P. G book​@@MisterSimplify

[@SolaceEasy]

Nice, neutral presentation. A good example of not being judgmental.

[@MisterSimplify]

Thank you for your appreciation Steve 🙂👍

[@TheXetrius]

8:30=> Question 1: Be true to yourself, seek knowledge and mutual acceptance, build a shared reality (alone and together) without limiting others and their perspective. Empower those that resonate, invest time and effort. Accept the true measures provide by the shared reality world. Each is 1/all where 1 is a subset of all and all is the super set equal to 1. The 'rest' is some/thing it is divided by culture/history, topic/mindset, specialty/evolution, organization/body etc... Everyone is an endless work in progress, be reasonable. Question 2: The combined environment and all those perspectives combined determine the local possibilities, people make choices within that field while observing/influencing it by choice for them(/self) and other(/self). This is a concept that needs more deep attention in the current global state.

[@MisterSimplify]

Hello friend! Your thoughts are quite deep and enlightening. I encourage you to spread your thoughts and motivate/inspire people around you. If we all accept and care for one another, we can make the world a better place to live in our own lifetime. And the process always starts inside a person. You seem to have realised this. So you can help others do so for sure! All the best! :)

[@TheXetrius]

@@MisterSimplify Thank you, I am attempting to do this. The world is a big place, so if you can spread the word it would lighten the load.

[@MisterSimplify]

@@TheXetrius Sure thing buddy. If possible, put your thoughts into a medium - perhaps your youtube channel or a blog. I will certainly support you to the extent possible

[@shaheenshaikh9378]

I'm extremely gleeful that I reached this page to understand the concept of humanistic approach. Very well explained. Also, the questions in the end, help us dwell more on what we've learnt in this video. Great concept awareness.

[@MisterSimplify]

Thank you for appreciating, Shaheen. Glad you liked it, and hope you check more stuff here! ☺

[@mariagordon1393]

great video, really cleared up some misunderstandings i had with this theory of personality.

[@karenstewart9833]

Good question worthy of a bigger discussion. self-image can change from being positive then impacted by events, conversations in life. So always changing as said. This then can lead to other thoughts on what to put forward to help increase congruence. So basically, I would say challenge some of the negative thought processes and make goals achievable

[@MisterSimplify]

Good points, Karen. Self-image does tend to get impacted by events, experiences and conversations. One should therefore try to retain contact with positive, optimistic individuals, and reduce negative influences. This could be a way to challenge negativity and embrace positivity. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@Zumoari]

Amazing. Just like real university, the lecturer just reads from the slides. I jest ofcourse. Thank you very much for this video.

[@Eudey3]

This video is really helpful for my upcoming exam. Thank you. ❤

[@MisterSimplify]

Excellent! Hope you did well in the exam! All the best! 🤗😊

[@olajumokeolaosebikan1036]

I am watching this right before an exam, and I understand this video better than all of my notes. thank you

[@MisterSimplify]

Hi Esther. That s brilliant. Very glad to be of help to you. Hope you did well! 😊

[@SNEHA1999.]

Tysm 😊it's very helpful in my B.ED curriculum ❤

[@MisterSimplify]

Great! Glad I could help! 😊

[@nicolawilliams5224]

Thank you. To answer your question at the end, I have achieved a positive and healthy self- image and I’m still working towards my career goals. Personal goals 60% towards my goal

[@MisterSimplify]

Hi Nicola. That's fantastic! A positive self-image is absolutely critical to achieving professional and personal goals. It's a strange world we're living in now in 2020/21. There's so much uncertainty all around us. But being positive and trying our best is quintessential to our survival and fulfillment. I feel inspired by you and I hope you continue to grow and inspire one and all! Take care!

[@mutiantait]

Beautifully explained! Thanks so much!

[@MisterSimplify]

You're welcome, my friend! And thanks for your feedback! 😊

[@jennifreesjourney7565]

Lightbulb moment congruence is the overlap between self and ideal self !

[@arunakiranbandanadam7848]

Thank you so much,,,good Information.

[@wimalliyanaarachchi6443]

Thank you for explaining in a simple language...understood the content very well !

[@MisterSimplify]

You're most welcome! Please do check some other content here.😊

[@martinwright8108]

Interesting vid, thank you. A couple of observations - I think Rogers was interested in the life process of becoming, rather than reaching a point of full awareness or self actualisation. I'm aware that he did recognise similarities between his own and Maslows ideas, but to suggest that Rogers endorsed the idea of a 'fully functional person', or that this outcome was 'really difficult', or that achieving this state is something 'not many can boast of' (and even if this state existed, I cannot imagine anyone needing to boast of the fact) certainly falls outside any of my readings of Rogers. Second, your presentation of his overlapping circles. He wrote, when presenting them, 'Any diagrammatic representation of complex material tends to oversimplify ...' and his naming of these circles were 'Self-Structure' and 'Experience' under the joint heading of 'Total Personality'. Your labels seem to suggest someting significantly different to this. I suggest that if you wish the simplest explanation ever, you might watch his introduction to the famous 'Gloria' vids and hear it from the man.

[@maggielibedinsky4306]

Great summary of C. Rogers. It was concise, clear and well-explained. Thank you very much.

[@MisterSimplify]

You're most welcome! I highly appreciate your encouragement! 😊👍

[@johnrey79]

Hello mister Simplify. A very precise interpretation on Rogers' notions. good Job. Thank you I learned it just a minute because of your pedagogy of enlightenment. God bless

[@QuahogLaugh]

I feel that Roger's theory is a bit similar to that of Bronfenbrenner's ecological model to an extent, because they both express that the greatest external influences to the formation of personality are family, peers and other social interactions, in addition to ensure development there has to be an existence of an unconditinal positive regard.

[@MisterSimplify]

You're right. There is a similarity in the thought processes for sure.

[@danielknight8597]

I don't agree with self actualization, rather I believe in actualizing tendency, as its a never ending journey. I also believe for somone to say they are actualized, is most likely they are delusional. How does one know outside ones own interpretation and beleifs? If you say through others, then you reinforce the external locus of evaluation, better not to get caught on, 'if I have or haven't achieved it', Congurgence is a fluid thing. Rogers would use the tern actualizating rather than actualization, the clue in the word 'ing', a state of constant becoming.

[@MisterSimplify]

The journey is often better than the destination. . . especially if the destination is close to being unattainable!

[@martinwright8108]

@@MisterSimplify Yes, i've read 'Ithaca' also and I don't think you acnowledge Daniel's point - that a never-ending journey ceases only with death, and no other destination. Ever.

[@martinwright8108]

Should have read your response before making my own comment - it might have saved a little repetition on my part. Yes, I know that shoulds are an indication of external locii but waddaya do hey?

[@annkasina4194]

Hhhmmm..are you a psychotherapist?

[@sitizahrinahbinteothman3724]

Excellent explanation...thank you for making it easy

[@MisterSimplify]

You're most welcome! 😊👍

[@cliffcoutinho7255]

This saved my BACON for my assignment. Thanks a lot!

[@MisterSimplify]

Glad I could help! 🥓😊

[@protzu]

very good video, especially impressive is the last slide, where readers are asked to apply the idea to their own self and answer the questions. really good food for thought and application-oriented video ! thank you

[@MisterSimplify]

You're most welcome, my friend! I have been trying harder now to get people engaged and apply any knowledge they gleaned from any tutorial. As we've learnt from Bloom's taxonomy and other learning models, applying your learning (even if it's by self-reflection) take it to the next level! 🙂

[@herthamashemuketa1370]

Thanks, very clear, I understand better, will write my exam next week.

[@MisterSimplify]

Excellent! I wish you all the very best! 👍

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[@MisterSimplify]

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[@M.Shepardbee]

Seems like a good video. Can't watch it because of the screaming but seems great.

[@poojasyadav6036]

Thank you sir It's a really good and simple class to understand this approach

[@MisterSimplify]

You're most welcome Pooja. All the best, and make sure you recommend this channel! 👍🙂

[@ShantelPanasheKomboni]

Great video, thank you for explaining in simple terms

[@MisterSimplify]

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[@dkbswisdom9028]

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[@MisterSimplify]

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[@norfatinimohamed511]

This is such an amazing video. Thank you!

[@BrianAlston]

Thank you. Starting a class on Humanistic Psychology and this helped

[@MisterSimplify]

Excellent! I am glad it could help. I wish you well! ☺

[@rukshifabian9771]

Thank you very much. Clearly explained.

[@music-rw4kt]

Thanku sir complex theories r simplified in your vedioes sir, great help... Thank u sir🙏🙏

[@MisterSimplify]

You are most welcome! Glad to be of some help! :)

[@artibell1012]

Thank you, this helped a lot

[@sujaniireshasivashanker6003]

GREAT EXPLANATION

[@tejasgupta9909]

Wonderful work

[@MisterSimplify]

Thank you for appreciating! 🙂👍

[@prabhanarayanaswami]

Thank you.. very clear and precise.

[@MisterSimplify]

Thank you Prabha!

[@mehjabeensiddiquee9606]

Thank you Dear 😊 Mrs Simplify

[@tokyokacie]

excellent summary! Thank you!

[@MisterSimplify]

You're most welcome Kacie. Glad I could help you! ☺

[@beth003]

great video presentation! thank you :)

[@MisterSimplify]

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[@99strawberrie]

great explanation!

[@MisterSimplify]

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[@jesselaestrella2717]

thank you so muc!

[@MisterSimplify]

You're most welcome! Please let me know how you find some of the other content here! 😊

[@tytobieola2766]

Thank you. It was now I knew how to apply in to myself.

[@MisterSimplify]

That's great! Hopefully, you will start working towards becoming your ideal image! 😊

[@manaalJ]

Thankyou so much, this was very helpful.

[@hazalpeker7844]

clairly explained, thank you.

[@MisterSimplify]

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[@JasonTRogers]

That was interesting. Thank you for making this video, I learned a lot

[@MisterSimplify]

You are most welcome Jason! :)

[@stalecreature7]

Thank you for the video! It really helped! I liked and subscribed!

[@RutendoSanchez]

Well explained

[@MisterSimplify]

Thanks! 🙂

[@susanjohn5167]

Good lecture!

[@MisterSimplify]

Glad you found it useful! 🙂

[@champusclipz2293]

Amazing... now i can impress my friends 😌... 100000000 likes👍

[@MisterSimplify]

Haha! Thank you! Let's hope you also find some other content in the channel useful! 😊

[@champusclipz2293]

@MisterSimplify of course... I went straight to Freud and Maslow... thanks MS...👍

[@MisterSimplify]

@@champusclipz2293 Lovely! 🙂👍

[@Sindhumoni9626]

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[@alexispunay7040]

magnifique! Thank you!

[@dasunijayaweera3563]

Thank you so much sir 😊

[@FantomMC2]

Hello and thank you for this incredibly informative video. While I do agree mostly with the information presented, I also believe that a negative environment can force positive change because at some point, a person has enough and either does something to change their situation for the better or worse. I was doing very well until some recent things happened and the situation has forced me to change myself for the better. I'm improving myself physically and learning new things. Taking care of my hygiene better and exercising, taking care of what I own, and more. I'm on my way to better congruence.

[@MisterSimplify]

Thanks for sharing, my friend! I am really glad that you're taking greater care of yourself and appreciating things and people around you. Self-improvement and appreciation makes it easier for people to find happiness. I hope you keep getting fitter and happier! 👍👍😊😊

[@PsychRad]

But, if the negative environment is continuous and unrelenting the person could enter a state of "learned helplessness" in which they may give up altogether.

[@EmaruAndrew-zu8un]

Could you explain the modern view of this humanistic theory of learning

[@MisterSimplify]

Hello! Yes, I'll try and cover that in a future tutorial.

[@balaram_meher108]

Very nice explanation sir

[@SabiazothPsyche]

This 'congruence' approach is very simplified for the humans: it's great for ipseity booster starters.

[@julietalexiapamittan5669]

Thank you ❤️❤️

[@adritamitra5261]

Thank you it was very helpful

[@ArxxWyvnClaw]

Good content I hope you get a better microphone though

[@gatferrer8531]

Thank you

[@kikelomooladiji8919]

This is real helpful

[@PsychRad]

I'm in the process of writing a script for an upcoming KZbin video of my own about Rogers and his theory. Your video helped me to better understand my subject. Thank you :)

[@MisterSimplify]

You're most welcome! Feel free to check out one of the several other psychology topics covered here. All the best! 👍👍

[@Ricky-es9vg]

great video !!

[@jlho1187]

Great video

[@MisterSimplify]

Thanks for the visit!

[@davidkearney644]

Can u point out some of the differences between Carl Rogers on personality and the 5 factor model on personality?

[@mrtambourineman6107]

Pretty obvious isn't it?? They're completely different, I'll start you off with the obvious, one is free will based, one is totally deterministic...

[@joannaoconnor9418]

What does this mean for people who are really nasty but successful or vice versa?? How does the theory of self actualisation work then?? Or what if your goal is nefarious, do you achieve self actualisation even though your pursuits are malicious?? There’s a lot missing in this theory for me, it’s a bit too simplistic. It’s also highly subjective because it seems to adhere to so many social norms. This is a good place to start but it needs much more. In my humble opinion it lacks spiritual considerations. The goal cannot be dictated by human ideals because they’re so individualistic and therefore have the potential for exploitation. It’s still too much like a conveyor belt theory. There needs to be a connection to something much more sacred than the self.........

[@MisterSimplify]

Hi Joanna. There definitely is more to be explored. The theory is certainly simplistic. No single theory can truly explain how self actualisation can truly be achieved. Such theories just provide some more perspective and help us explore further. In terms of your question, I don't think such people will achieve self-actualisation. If their goals were nefarious, they would know about it. We all know about a lot of famous / rich people who even went as far as to take their own lives. That's because they weren't happy despite the money they had. So yes, there are other aspects to self-actualisation like spirituality and happiness which need to be taken into consideration.

[@joannaoconnor9418]

@@MisterSimplify thank you for a very full and considered response and I would say that I agree with you 🙏 I have been taking part in compassion therapy and there is a definite spiritual aspect to this. For me it has proven one of the more successful therapies and so I believe that the connection to all things is perhaps the truest form of actualisation ❤️

[@deceryledda5489]

can someone help me? what are the advantages and disadvantages of humanism in attaining good life and happiness?

[@veramumbi3752]

thanks 😊but am still trying to understand this book it's a little challenging

[@crazytantrik9195]

I AM A FULLY FUNCTIONAL PERSON, and I'm glad the way I am

[@MisterSimplify]

Hello! That's excellent! I wish more human beings stop fighting one another for once and focus on become Fully Functional people!

[@josephinealoc408]

Hi may i know your reference book so that i can use it in my subject TOP

[@MisterSimplify]

Hi Josephine. There are a number of reference books. But a lot of students have cited this tutorial in their essays. Please see citation below and feel free to use it: MisterSimplify. (2020, September 5). The Humanistic Theory by CARL ROGERS - Simplest Explanation Ever [Video]. KZbin. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qX2XZXaMZ85phLM

[@standsimp1124]

Thank you very much for the video, now i understand more about humanistic theory by rogers 👍👍👍👍 (The way you explain something is very good)

[@lizielpalomares8641]

Thank you... kindly have a video also about the concept of Rollo May' Existential Psychology

[@MisterSimplify]

Hi Liziel. Thank you for the suggestion. I will add this to my pipeline for you. :)

[@annamuvuti-madziyauswa7368]

Hi sure sure. Will be grateful to have one on Rollo May

[@MisterSimplify]

@@annamuvuti-madziyauswa7368 Hi Anna. I will revise my pipeline and will work on the same! :)

[@MisterSimplify]

Hello friends! A tutorial on Rollo May's Existential Psychology will be uploaded tomorrow :)

[@MisterSimplify]

Hi friends. As promised, below is the link for the tutorial on Existential Psychology: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZOxg4GBjNWnaJY Cheers!

[@limitless1692]

Like :) You creted an amazing introduction into Rogerian Psychology for a less than 10 min video. I myself enjoy talking to ELIZA chatbot, is one of the best Psychoterapist out there, for a chatbot!

[@MisterSimplify]

Hello! Glad you liked it. Do check other content here for sure. And yes, keep supporting!! 🙂👍

[@lianjamessumaylo2921]

is self image our real self?

[@MisterSimplify]

Hello! Self-image is how we look at ourselves. So yes, it's our own perception of our real self.

[@anamikalahiri2031]

Achieving. Of life. Who. I am

[@brendantannam499]

That Matthew Principle that people who are more spiritual get even more and those with little end up with even less seems very harsh but I think it fits the internal logic of the New Testament. I ask myself can it be moral. Some times it seems to me that ordinary people can be more sympathetic than God. I guess that's why I've given up on religion.

[@jossymathewjames7900]

Joby Vayalunkal🤔

[@bcghch4715]

Concept theory

[@bcghch4715]

Where peace in this theory

[@martinwright8108]

A liitle peace within oneself perhaps but the journey is hard and gritty in parts. Rogers did suggest (and I'm sorry but I can't remember where) that in any dispute it might be helpful if one side could show that they fully grasped what the other had said before replying and vice versa. This might have been used in 1970's Northern Ireland peace talks or it might have been merely suggested. Sorry for the vagueness.

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Uu

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[@mariami2670]

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[@MisterSimplify]

You're most welcome! 😊😊

[@kritikasingh1964]

Thankyou so much, sir

[@MisterSimplify]

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[@bcghch4715]

Thank you

[@nooneeeee]

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[@shakespearaamina9117]

Thank you