Humanistic psychology
Is a perspective in psychology that came to prominence in the middle of the 20th century as a result of a shifting emphasis in manufacturing from primary and secondary sectors (agriculture, mining, construction, and so on) to the tertiary sector (any sort of providing of services). It uses a holistic approach to existence by investigating free will, creativity, and human potential; it also believes that people are inherently good. Many of its ideas have been adopted and expanded upon by spirituality.