Which of the following are humanistic approaches to learning?

1.It emphasises self-motivation for better learning.

2.Its emphasis is on learning at a higher level.

3.It fosters curiosity.

4.It makes the learner more effective when learning is need-based.

5.It believes that learning becomes effective when it is need-based.

A1 & 4 only

B2, 3 & 5 only

C1, 2, 3, 4 & 5 ✓ Correct

D2 & 4 only

Correct answer: (C) 1, 2, 3, 4 & 5

Explanation

The humanistic approach to learning genuinely includes all five features, so every statement is correct.

It emphasises self-motivation as the driver of better and deeper learning.

It directs learning toward higher levels of personal growth and understanding.

It fosters curiosity so that learners pursue knowledge for its own sake.

It makes the learner more effective when learning is tied to real needs.

It holds that learning becomes most effective when it is need-based and meaningful to the person.

Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow shaped this learner-centred, whole-person view of education.

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