Question 1

Rogers said it is difficult for a therapist to know a client's experiential world completely, because

Accepted Answer

A)  no form of therapy is infallible (not even Rogers' own). 
B)  communication is never perfect. 
C)  non-conscious experiences are inaccessible. 
D)  all of the answers 
A)  no form of therapy is infallible (not even Rogers' own). 
B)  communication is never perfect. 
C)  non-conscious experiences are inaccessible. 
D)  all of the answers

Question 2

Rogers' work is significant in its attempt to

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A)  explain parent/child relations. 
B)  enumerate human needs. 
C)  define the self. 
D)  attack the unconscious. 
A)  explain parent/child relations. 
B)  enumerate human needs. 
C)  define the self. 
D)  attack the unconscious.

Question 3

A fully functioning person feels a(n)

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A)  sense of freedom and has the ability to live richly and creatively every moment. 
B)  ability to make many friends easily and even fit in with others who are incongruent. 
C)  contentment to let others make decisions for them. 
D)  trust and the ability to listen to the opinion of others. 
A)  sense of freedom and has the ability to live richly and creatively every moment. 
B)  ability to make many friends easily and even fit in with others who are incongruent. 
C)  contentment to let others make decisions for them. 
D)  trust and the ability to listen to the opinion of others.

Question 4

Rogers' personality theory is rooted in

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A)  Freud's theories. 
B)  Jung's theories. 
C)  experimental psychology. 
D)  humanistic psychology. 
A)  Freud's theories. 
B)  Jung's theories. 
C)  experimental psychology. 
D)  humanistic psychology.

Question 5

Q-sort research has shown that person-centered therapy increases the

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A)  correlation between perceived self and ideal self. 
B)  earning power of successful clients. 
C)  physical health of most clients. 
D)  all of the answers 
A)  correlation between perceived self and ideal self. 
B)  earning power of successful clients. 
C)  physical health of most clients. 
D)  all of the answers

Question 6

All of the following are characteristics of a fully functioning person except

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A)  achievement of as much wealth and power as one's potential allows. 
B)  awareness of all experience. 
C)  freedom of choice, without inhibitions. 
D)  continual need to grow, to strive to maximize one's potential. 
A)  achievement of as much wealth and power as one's potential allows. 
B)  awareness of all experience. 
C)  freedom of choice, without inhibitions. 
D)  continual need to grow, to strive to maximize one's potential.

Question 7

All of the following are characteristics of the fully functioning person except

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A)  awareness of all experiences. 
B)  trust in one's own organism. 
C)  unconditional positive regard. 
D)  a sense of freedom. 
A)  awareness of all experiences. 
B)  trust in one's own organism. 
C)  unconditional positive regard. 
D)  a sense of freedom.

Question 8

Critics charge that Rogers ignored those factors of which the client was not_______ aware but which could influence behavior.

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A)  totally 
B)  consciously 
C)  unconsciously 
D)  presently 
A)  totally 
B)  consciously 
C)  unconsciously 
D)  presently

Question 9

In Rogers' image of human nature,

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A)  childhood events are more important than later events. 
B)  biological forces are more important than social forces. 
C)  the ultimate goal is tension reduction. 
D)  no aspect of personality is predetermined. 
A)  childhood events are more important than later events. 
B)  biological forces are more important than social forces. 
C)  the ultimate goal is tension reduction. 
D)  no aspect of personality is predetermined.

Question 10

Rogers' work was influenced by his early

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A)  compensation for inferiority through athletics. 
B)  popularity in school. 
C)  solitude. 
D)  childhood friends and school activities. 
A)  compensation for inferiority through athletics. 
B)  popularity in school. 
C)  solitude. 
D)  childhood friends and school activities.

Question 11

To Rogers, the fully functioning person is aware of their illnesses, both mental and physical, and is only threatened about life later on in the life span.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

An idea in Rogers' theory similar to Freud's superego is

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A)  the self. 
B)  conditions of worth. 
C)  positive self-regard. 
D)  unconditional positive regard. 
A)  the self. 
B)  conditions of worth. 
C)  positive self-regard. 
D)  unconditional positive regard.

Question 13

The Q-sort technique has the client sort through a large number of statements about their own self-concept and self-image.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

At the end of World War II, there was a need for veterans to receive counseling quickly. Person-centered therapy was described as

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A)  simple, informal, and brief. 
B)  relaxing and easy. 
C)  enjoyable and less painful than traditional forms of therapy. 
D)  a minimum of 20 sessions. 
A)  simple, informal, and brief. 
B)  relaxing and easy. 
C)  enjoyable and less painful than traditional forms of therapy. 
D)  a minimum of 20 sessions.

Question 15

The process of maturation is

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A)  determined by learning experiences. 
B)  automatic and effortless. 
C)  often accompanied by struggle and pain. 
D)  often reversed by the urge to regress. 
A)  determined by learning experiences. 
B)  automatic and effortless. 
C)  often accompanied by struggle and pain. 
D)  often reversed by the urge to regress.

Question 16

We can see origins of Rogers' personality in his childhood experience of

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A)  intense commitment to the religious teachings of his parents. 
B)  living by someone else's view of the world rather than his own. 
C)  relishing a position of power as an only child. 
D)  being surrounded by friends at school and play. 
A)  intense commitment to the religious teachings of his parents. 
B)  living by someone else's view of the world rather than his own. 
C)  relishing a position of power as an only child. 
D)  being surrounded by friends at school and play.

Question 17

Rogers' technique of psychotherapy is called

Accepted Answer

A)  person-centered therapy. 
B)  actualization therapy. 
C)  regard analysis. 
D)  conditional worth analysis. 
A)  person-centered therapy. 
B)  actualization therapy. 
C)  regard analysis. 
D)  conditional worth analysis.

Question 18

Rogers believed personality is influenced primarily by

Accepted Answer

A)  unconscious forces analyzed by dream analysis and free associations. 
B)  conscious perception of ourselves and our experiential world. 
C)  past events. 
D)  physiological factors. 
A)  unconscious forces analyzed by dream analysis and free associations. 
B)  conscious perception of ourselves and our experiential world. 
C)  past events. 
D)  physiological factors.

Question 19

In Rogers' therapy, clients are held responsible for their bad choices and forced to admit their guilt.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

Rogers believed that the essence of human nature is

Accepted Answer

A)  an innate tendency toward evil. 
B)  in constant conflict with society's rules. 
C)  shaped by childhood experiences. 
D)  an innate drive for actualization. 
A)  an innate tendency toward evil. 
B)  in constant conflict with society's rules. 
C)  shaped by childhood experiences. 
D)  an innate drive for actualization.

Rogers said it is difficult for a therapist to know a client's experiential world completely, because

Rogers' work is significant in its attempt to

A fully functioning person feels a(n)

Rogers' personality theory is rooted in

Q-sort research has shown that person-centered therapy increases the

All of the following are characteristics of a fully functioning person except

All of the following are characteristics of the fully functioning person except

Critics charge that Rogers ignored those factors of which the client was not_______ aware but which could influence behavior.

In Rogers' image of human nature,

Rogers' work was influenced by his early

To Rogers, the fully functioning person is aware of their illnesses, both mental and physical, and is only threatened about life later on in the life span.

An idea in Rogers' theory similar to Freud's superego is

The Q-sort technique has the client sort through a large number of statements about their own self-concept and self-image.

At the end of World War II, there was a need for veterans to receive counseling quickly. Person-centered therapy was described as

The process of maturation is

We can see origins of Rogers' personality in his childhood experience of

Rogers' technique of psychotherapy is called

Rogers believed personality is influenced primarily by

In Rogers' therapy, clients are held responsible for their bad choices and forced to admit their guilt.

Rogers believed that the essence of human nature is

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Carl Jung: Analytical Psychology

Alfred Adler: Individual Psychology

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Erik Erikson: Identity Theory

Gordon Allport: Motivation and Personality

Raymond Cattell, Hans Eysenck, and Other Trait Theorists

Abraham Maslow: Needs- Hierarchy Theory

George Kelly: Personal Construct Theory

B F Skinner: Reinforcement Theory

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Exam 10: Carl Rogers: Self-Actualization Theory

Rogers said it is difficult for a therapist to know a client's experiential world completely, because

Rogers' work is significant in its attempt to

A fully functioning person feels a(n)

Rogers' personality theory is rooted in

Q-sort research has shown that person-centered therapy increases the

All of the following are characteristics of a fully functioning person except

All of the following are characteristics of the fully functioning person except

Critics charge that Rogers ignored those factors of which the client was not_______ aware but which could influence behavior.

In Rogers' image of human nature,

Rogers' work was influenced by his early

To Rogers, the fully functioning person is aware of their illnesses, both mental and physical, and is only threatened about life later on in the life span.

An idea in Rogers' theory similar to Freud's superego is

The Q-sort technique has the client sort through a large number of statements about their own self-concept and self-image.

At the end of World War II, there was a need for veterans to receive counseling quickly. Person-centered therapy was described as

The process of maturation is

We can see origins of Rogers' personality in his childhood experience of

Rogers' technique of psychotherapy is called

Rogers believed personality is influenced primarily by

In Rogers' therapy, clients are held responsible for their bad choices and forced to admit their guilt.

Rogers believed that the essence of human nature is

Studying Personality: Assessment, Research, and Theory

Sigmund Freud: Psychoanalysis

Carl Jung: Analytical Psychology

Alfred Adler: Individual Psychology

Karen Horney: Neurotic Needs and Trends

Erik Erikson: Identity Theory

Gordon Allport: Motivation and Personality

Raymond Cattell, Hans Eysenck, and Other Trait Theorists

Abraham Maslow: Needs- Hierarchy Theory

George Kelly: Personal Construct Theory

B F Skinner: Reinforcement Theory

Albert Bandura: Modeling Theory

Mini- Theories: Locus of Control, Sensation Seeking, Learned Helplessness, Optimismpessimism, Positive Psychology, and Happiness and Success

Personality in Perspective

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