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Maslow, Rogers & Humanism
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According to Carl Rogers' 'Humanistic Approach' and the theory of 'Experiential Learning', which of the following psychological and classroom conditions is considered most essential in the process of significant or meaningful learning?

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According to Carl Rogers' humanistic theory, 'Experiential Learning' occurs when the learner finds the subject matter connected to their personal interests, experiences, and goals.

Rogers believed that significant learning involves the whole person (both affect and cognition) and is most effective when:

  • It is self-initiated.
  • The subject matter is perceived as personally relevant to the learner's needs and problems.

Other options reflect behaviorist or mechanical teaching styles which are contrary to the humanistic perspective.

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