Exam 16: Humanistic Psychologies

Name the person described in the following biography: "I was born in 1905 in Vienna and earned an MD and a PhD from the University of Vienna. Several members of my family were brutally murdered in Nazi concentration camps, but I managed to survive. The experience inspired me to write my most famous book, Man's Search for Meaning."

_____ is well known for his work on prejudice, including his examination of social factors and conditions that can reduce prejudice

According to the Spanish philosopher Miguel de Unamuno, the neglect of affect in a philosophy

Heidegger used the term _______ to refer to those conditions or forces that do not yield easily to human effort.

According to Kierkegaard, we remain in the mode of the herd when we

The term logotherapy is associated with the work of

A noogenic neurosis results from

The idiographic orientation in psychology emphasizes

Which of the following best describes the position of phenomenology regarding the use of models in psychology?

Phenomenology as a philosophical movement refers to

Humanistic psychologists were vocal in their criticisms

According to psychologist Joseph F. Rychlak, psychology should be built on a model of causality that

The work of ______, with a focus on individual experience, can provide a basis for the method of autoethnography, in which one studies one's own experiences.

Carl Rogers's view of human nature was

Which of the following is the correct order in Maslow's need hierarchy?

The Leibnizian tradition, according to Allport, is marked by

According to Kierkegaard, _____ is marked by a sensitivity to one's contingency and complete dependence on God.

The ethical mode of existence, according to Kierkegaard, may collapse into

The philosophical orientation marked by concerns for the emotional, social, and intellectual issues of life is

According to the text, the study of human strengths and virtues refers to a contemporary discipline known as