Another strength of the humanistic approach?

-Take an idiographic approach in understanding beahviour -Not creating 'laws' and 'rules' of what human behaviour looks like, like the nomothetic approach, uses more detailed analysis of personalised behaviour, giving more in-depth analysis -Approach acknowledges free will and therefore understands that each person's behaviour differs, which allows for the development of person centred therapies. -But, a problem with this is that it can be said that it doesn't meet the scientific method of psychology as it is too subjective about human behaviour