Exam 13: Humanism Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers
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Exam 13: Humanism Abraham Maslow, Carl Rogers70 Questions
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Michelle is living in what Rogers would call a state of congruence.This means that
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Seligman describes five building flocks,PERMA,of a fulfilling life: Positive emotion,Engagement,Relationships,________,and Accomplishment.
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Rogers argued that three attitudes by the therapist_empathy,acceptance,and genuineness_were sufficient for therapeutic change in a wide range of clients.In your opinion,are these three attitudes sufficient for change? If so,for what kinds of psychological problems? If not,what else is needed from the therapist?
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Which of the following has been criticized on ethical concerns because resiliency can be a virtue or a vice depending on the circumstances?
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According to positive psychologists,_____ is an optimal state of intrinsic motivation and a state of oneness with the activity and situation at hand.
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Explain the following concepts in Rogers's theory: phenomenal field,self-actualization,organism,and self.Explain how emotions affect the process of self-actualization.
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Which of the following is the best example of a parental response that conveys unconditional positive regard to a girl who spilled her milk?
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In comparison to psychoanalysis and behaviorism,Maslow's theories offer
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How can Rogers's theory be useful to laypersons in improving interpersonal communication and relationships with other people?
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How might a single activity,hobby,or profession simultaneously meet multiple needs on Maslow's needs hierarchy?
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The dimension of trust is reflected in which of the following characteristics of self-actualizers?
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One characteristic Rogers attributed to the fully functioning person is
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Maslow identified many specific historical figures as self-actualized individuals; his list included
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According to Rogers,____________ subconsciously guide(s) an individual toward productive growth experiences in the absence of conflicting external rules and societal values.
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Which of these statements by Peter's parent best exemplifies a condition of worth?
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Discuss person-centered psychotherapy.Describe its supportive character,the changes in Rogers's conception of it,and efforts at empirical validation.
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Evaluate Maslow's theory in terms of its function as philosophy,science,and art.
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According to recent research in the field of positive psychology (e.g.,Baird 2004),an individual born and raised in Japan is more likely to experience _____ as a key element of satisfaction than is an individual born and raised in the United States.
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Describe the focus of positive psychology and transpersonal psychology.
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