"humanistic orientation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the philosophical outlook of humanism, which emphasizes human dignity, values, and potential. For example, "The school adopted a new humanistic orientation that focused on supporting each student's individual growth and development."
The results showed that humanistic orientation ranked highest and social reconstruction ranked lowest considering all the participants in the study.
The humanistic orientation in medicine requires the strengths of an artist — the observational skills to examine details beyond how they superficially appear, the perspective to understand information in isolation and in its broader context, and the empathy to acknowledge the human life that stands before them.
This philosophy of ubuntu has been described as an African world-view that emphasises "group solidarity, conformity, compassion, respect, human dignity, humanistic orientation and collective unity" [ 28].
Among the curriculum orientations, highest correlation was found between "technological" and "humanistic" curriculum orientation.
These clinicians describe how they might design assessment and treatment plans that integrate cognitive-behavioral approaches with ideas and interventions derived from other theoretical orientations, including humanistic, family systems, and psychodynamic models.
Their orientation is primarily humanistic, and their book is in part a passionate plea against the use of formal mathematical reasoning as a method for solving mankind's problems.
The room's changing uses reflect the University's progression from a religious orientation toward a more humanistic tradition.
This article examines the turn to phenomenology, its orientation, and methodologies, advocated by humanistic geographers who have been producing works under its influence since the 1970s.
This study aims at measuring teacher beliefs about five curriculum orientations (academic, cognitive process, social reconstruction, humanistic, and technological) in terms of different variables.
Predictors categorized as "clinician characteristics" were clinician gender, race/ethnicity, level of experience (staff vs. trainee), discipline (Social Worker, Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT), Psychologist), and self-reported theoretical orientation (Family Systems, Cognitive Behavioral, Eclectic, Psychodynamic, Behavioral Humanistic and Other).
This orientation of African ethics takes its impulse, undoubtedly, from the humanistic outlook that characterizes traditional African life and thought.
