Comprehensive study of Carl Rogers' person-centred theory of personality — the organism, phenomenal field, real and ideal self, congruence and incongruence, self-actualisation, development of self, and evaluation with modern research.
Comprehensive exploration of the humanistic approach to personality — its origins, core assumptions, distinguishing features from psychoanalysis and behaviourism, and its lasting legacy in positive psychology.
In-depth exploration of Maslow's hierarchical theory of human motivation — physiological, safety, belongingness, esteem, and self-actualisation needs — with D-needs, B-needs, and modern research on the model.
Deep dive into Maslow's concept of self-actualisation — the 18 characteristics of self-actualising people, peak experiences, metapathologies, methodological critique, and modern research on human flourishing.