The Rogerian School of Thought

Roger's ideological school devised from Freud's psychoanalysis and the theory of behavior prevailed at the time and was developed by Carl Rogers. A Rogeria or customer-centered approach has been seen as a substitute for the then dominant behavioral model and psychoanalysis psychology in the United States and is therefore consistent with the new third power of human psychology (Joseph & Murphy , 2012). . Rogerian's method does not rely on the development phase or conditional response, but adds changes to the behavior to the client.

I was trained by a psychodynamic psychotherapist. At my graduate school, at my more serious moment, I think that I am perfect Rogerian. Karl Rogers and Abraham Maslow are humanitarian psychologists who believe they can "fully integrate" and "self realize" and become their most complete version. Like many graduate students, I think that my idealism is a bit too much. I do not like the strong and old-fashioned Freud's personality theory, I agree with "Humanist". And I think they are more optimistic about human nature. And you know, there are women's sick things.

This Rogerian process started to input textbooks in 1970. A series of rhetorical goals that Richard Young, Alton Becker, and Kenneth Parker introduced Rogeria Psychology at their book Rhetoric: Discovery and Change, simplifying some of the terms of Rogers and expressing this process, It is as follows. Jan, Becker, Pike says: "There is no traditional structure in Rogerria's claim, in fact, users of this strategy are intentionally avoiding the use of traditional persuasive structures and techniques.These devices have a sense of threat Because it tends to produce.