Sheree is having trouble coping with stressful life events, so she begins seeing a therapist. The therapist emphasizes the importance of the need for love and acceptance. To which school of thought does she subscribe?

The school of thought to which she subscribes is:

humanistic.

Explanation:

Humanistic psychology focuses on the healthy development of an individual. Instead of paying close or even restricted attention to dysfunctions, the humanistic approach focuses instead on well-being. It respects each person's individuality and needs, and it understands behavior in a less deterministic way than other schools. Behavior is influenced by feelings, which explains why Sheree's psychologist thinks love and acceptance are an important part of Sheree's healing.

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