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American psychologist and founder of person-centered therapy, who argued that unconditional positive regard, empathy, and congruence are the necessary and sufficient conditions for therapeutic change.
The Big Sur residential center founded by Michael Murphy and Dick Price in 1962 — the institutional home of the Human Potential Movement and a crucible for the encounter between Western psychology, Eastern spirituality, and consciousness research.
American psychologist and personality theorist who argued for a rigorous humanistic science of psychology that retained the teleological agency of human behavior against behaviorist reductionism.