Carl Rogers

Carl Rogers's formative tendency refers to the natural desire of all living creatures to grow and evolve. The actualizing tendency is this same drive in humans, manifesting as an individual's innate...

Psychologist Carl Rogers identified three modes of knowledge: subjective, objective, and interpersonal. Subjective knowledge is personal and internal, objective knowledge consists of agreed-upon...

Carl Rogers identified four necessary and sufficient conditions for psychological growth: actualizing tendency, organismic valuing, positive regard, and positive self-regard. Actualizing tendency...

Marvin R. Goldfried's article highlights Carl Rogers' significant influence on modern psychotherapy, agreeing that his methodologies have shaped current practices. Rogers' emphasis on the therapeutic...