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прил.1) общ. гуманистический (основанный на заботе о благе человека и уважении его чувства собственного достоинства)2) соц., упр. гуманистический (подход к пониманию человеческой деятельности с точки зрения потребности каждого человека достичь самореализации; проявился в работах Маслоу и Роджерса, которые критиковали психологию за увлечение психическими отклонениями или бихевиористским механистическим подходом)See: -
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[ˏhjuːmə`nɪstɪk]гуманистическийАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > humanistic
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упр. гуманистический подход (подход, который характеризуется заботой о благе человека, уважением его прав, а также чувства собственного достоинства)We use the humanistic approach to managing the quality process. And, although the humanistic approach is simple to understand, no one said it's easy. — Мы используем гуманистический подход к управлению процессом качества. И хотя легко понять, что означает такой подход, никто не говорит, что его легко применять.
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психол. гуманистический психологThe humanistic psychologist does recognize the influence of early conditioning and of unconscious drives. — Гуманистический психолог признает влияние ранней выработки условного рефлекса и бессознательных стимулов.
Англо-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > humanistic psychologist
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психол. гуманистическая психологияHumanistic psychology, exemplified by such outstanding writers as Carl Rogers, Abraham Maslow, Gordon Allport, Eric Fromm, and Rollo May, is concerned with the challenge of fully developing the person's resources. — Гуманистическая психология, выраженная такими выдающимися писателями как Карл Роджерс, Абрахам Маслоу, Гордон Олпорт, Эрик Фромм и Ролло Мей, связана с проблемой полного развития человеческих возможностей.
Англо-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > humanistic psychology
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