Carl R. Rogers_Ondřej Landa

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SPOLENOST PRO STRATEGICK ZEN, INOVACE A PODNIKATELSTV

Setkn, kter zmnila mj ivotCarl R. Rogers (1902-1987)

Ondej Landa

Rozvzpomnn a smovn k duchovnm inspiracm #7

Aspironix, 21. listopadu 2012


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Carl Ransom Rogers(January 8, 1902 February 4, 1987) Carl R. Rogers was an influential American psychologist

and among the founders of the humanistic approach topsychology. Rogers is widely considered to be one of thefounding fathers of psychotherapy research and washonored for his pioneering research with the Award forDistinguished Scientific Contributions by the AmericanPsychological Association in 1956.

The person-centered approach, his own unique approachto understanding personality and human relationships,found wide application in various domains such aspsychotherapy and counseling (client-centered therapy),education (student-centered learning), organizations, and other group settings.

For his professional work he was bestowed the Award for DistinguishedProfessional Contributions to Psychology by the APA in 1972. Towards the end ofhis life Carl Rogers was nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for his work withnational intergroup conflict in South Africa and Northern Ireland. In a study byHaggbloom et al. (2002) using six criteria such as citations and recognition,Rogers was found to be the sixth most eminent psychologist of the 20th centuryand second, among clinicians, only to Sigmund Freud.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carl_Rogers


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Carl Rogers : 10 learningsOn Becoming a Person (This Is Me), 1961

It does not help, in the long run, to act as though I were something

that I am not. I am more effective when I can listen acceptantly to myself, and

can be myself. I have found it of enormous value when I an permit myself to

understand another person. I have found it enriching to open channels whereby others can

communicate their feelings, their private worlds, to me. I have found it highly rewarding when I can accept another person. The more I am open to the realities in me and in the other person,

the less do I find myself wishing to rush in to fix things. I can trust my experience. Evaluation by others is not a guide for me. What is most personal is most general.

It has been my experience that persons have a basically positivedirection.


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Carl Rogers : On Becoming a Person(This Is Me), 1961

There is no philosophy or belief or set of principleswhich I could encourage or persuade others to have orhold. I can only try to live by my interpretation of thecurrent meaning of my experience, and try to give

others the permission and freedom to develop their owninward freedom and thus their own meaningfulinterpretation of their own experience.

If there is such a thing as truth, this free individualprocess of search should, I believe, converge toward it.And in a limited way, this is also what I seem to have

experienced.


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Kdy se akceptuji, tak se mnm

Myslm, e jsem to objevil vmnoha klientech i v sob samm.

Nedokeme se zmnit,nememe postupovat vped,pokud nepijmeme sami sebetakovmi, jakmi jsme. Kdy se topoda, zmny nastvaj tm

bezdn.


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Carl Rogers : On Becoming a Person(The Facilitation of Personal Growth), 1961

If I can create a relationship characterized on mypart :

by a genuineness and transparency, inwhich I am my real feelings;

by a warm acceptance of and prizing of theother person as a separate individual;

by a sensitive ability to see his world andhimself as he sees them;

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Carl Rogers : On Becoming a Person(The Facilitation of Personal Growth), 1961

. Then the other individual in the relationship :- will experience and understand aspects of himself which

previously he has repressed;

- will find himself better integrated, more able function

effectively;- will become more similar to the person he would like to be;

- will be more self-directing and self-confident;

- will become more of a person, more unique and more self-expressive;

- will be more understanding, more acceptant of others;

- will be able to cope with the problems of life moreadequately and more comfortably.


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OF PARTNERSaHIP

Carl Rogers

DVRA A ROZVOJTi nezbytn a POSTAUJC podmnky

VZTAHYZALOENNA DVE

BEZ-PODMNENRESPEKT

unconditional positive regard

OTEVENOST,

OPRAVDOVOSTcongruence, genuinneness

VCTN,

EMPATIEempathy


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FULLY FUNCTIONING PERSONCarl Rogers :On Becoming a Person, 1961

AWAY FROM FAADES

AWAY FROM OUGHTS

AWAY FROM MEETING EXPECTATIONS

AWAY FROM PLEASING OTHERS TOWARD SELF-DIRECTION

TOWARD BEING PROCESS

TOWARD BEING COMPLEXITY TOWARD OPENNESS TO EXPERIENCE

TOWARD ACCEPTANCE OF OTHERS

TOWARD TRUST OF SELF


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THE QUALITIES OF THE PERSON OFTOMORROW Carl Rogers :A Way of Being, 1980, p.3501. Openness

2. Desire for authenticity

3. Scepticism regarding science and technology

4. Desire for wholeness

5. The wish for intimacy6. Process persons

7. Caring

8. Attitude toward nature9. Anti-institutional

10.The authority within

11. The unimportance of material things

12.A yearning for the spiritual


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NEW PERSONS WOULD FOSTER A CULTURE THAT WOULDEMPHASIZE CERTAIN TRENDS Mlil se Carl Rogers ?On Personal Power, 1978, p.282

o Toward a non-defensive openness in all interpersonal relationships

within the family, the working task force, the system of leadershipo Toward the exploration of self, and the development of the richness

of the total, individual, responsible human soma mind and body

o Toward the prizing of individuals for what they are, regardless ofsex, race, status, or material possessions

o Toward human-sized groupings in our communities, our educationalfacilities, our productive units

o

Toward a close, respectful, balanced, reciprocal relationship to thenatural world

o Toward the perception of material goods as rewarding only whenthey enhance the quality of personal living


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o Toward a more even distribution of material goods

o Toward a society with minimal structure human needs takingpriority over any tentative structure that develops.

o Toward leadership as a temporary, shifting function, based oncompetence for meeting a specific social need.

o Toward a more genuine and caring concern for those who needhelp.

o Toward a human conception of science - in its creative phase, the

testing of hypotheses, the valuing of the humanness of itsapplications.

o Toward creativity of all sorts in thinking and exploring in theareas of social relationships, the arts, social design, architecture,

urban and regional planning, science, and the study of psychicphenomena

NEW PERSONS WOULD FOSTER A CULTURE THAT WOULDEMPHASIZE CERTAIN TRENDS Mlil se Carl Rogers ?On Personal Power, 1978, p.282

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