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Собрание статей, преимущественно самого Роджерса, с прекрасными комментариями к ним, написанными Барри Стивенсом.

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Это не только сайт, посвященный Роджерсу, но и хороший образец той работы, которую член администрации факультета может проделать с сайтом. Этот личностно-центрированный сайт (в роджерсианском смысле слова) содержит информацию, которую необходимо знать студентам и всем работающим на университетском факультете сотрудникам. Профессор предлагает курс бихевиоризма, роджерсианской психологии и гештальт-терапии — необычно широкий круг тем (для преподавателя).

http://www.nrogers.com/carlrogers.html

Лучший общеобзорный сайт, посвященный Роджерсу. Сайт поддерживается Натали Роджерс, дочерью Карла, талантливым терапевтом, ведущим программы экспрессивной (исполнительской) арт-терапии. Приводятся ссылки на все сайты, посвященные Роджерсу, его книги, а также постоянно обновляемый список книг, в основе которых лежат идеи и работа Роджерса. Бесценный источник для всех студентов, проводящих серьезное факультативное исследование творчества Роджерса.

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Абрахам Маслоу считал, что точная и жизнеспособная теория личности должна рассматривать не только глубины поведения личности, но и высоты, которых может достичь каждый индивид. Он является одним из создателей гуманистической и трансперсональной психологии, двух новых и больших направлений, развившихся как альтернативы бихевиоризму и психоанализу. Концепции Скиннера и Фрейда, а также их последователей игнорировали или лишь слегка касались культурных, социальных и индивидуальных достижений человека, таких, как креативность, любовь, альтруизм и мистицизм. Для Маслоу же такие достижения человека представляли наибольший интерес.