Question

Julian begins seeing a therapist to cope with a number of stressful life events. The therapist does not focus on his childhood or on any learned behaviors, but rather she emphasizes the importance of his need for love and acceptance. To which school of thought does she belong?

Answer 1

Answer: Humanistic psychology

Explanation: Humanistic psychology is the psychology that works as the therapy to makes the person believe that the other people are good in inherent way.It also increases the self-awareness and improves the mind's status.

The therapy helps in improving productive mindfulness and thus will give more thoughtful reaction in different situation.Thus, Julian's therapist is focusing on the humanist psychology so that Julian can believe in good traits like love and acceptance rather than discussing about past events.