EXISTENTIAL PSYCHOLOGY Definition & Meaning

existential psychology

noun

psychology limited to the observation and description of existent data as the content of experience.
the psychological theories or doctrines of existentialism, especially those dealing with the situation of humankind in a universe seen as purposeless or irrational.

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“That motivational piece is critical,” said Mr. Routledge, who adds “existential psychology” to Mr Bitzan’s free-market economics.

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“Evangelion,” however, takes the theme of dehumanization even deeper, explicitly rolling it into a larger existential psychology.

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It continued a trend that began in the 1960s with humanistic and existential psychology, which emphasized the importance of reaching one’s innate potential and creating meaning in one’s life, respectively.

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