Question 1

The antidote of conditions of worth is to experience:

Accepted Answer

A)  Unconditional positive regard 
B)  Peak conditions 
C)  Phenomenal fields 
D)  Organismic valuing process 
A)  Unconditional positive regard 
B)  Peak conditions 
C)  Phenomenal fields 
D)  Organismic valuing process

Question 2

Discuss Maslow's views on personality.

Accepted Answer

Maslow believed that studying personalit

Question 3

Define the "self" according to Carl Rogers.

Accepted Answer

The self is a segment of the phenomenal

Question 4

According to Rogers, the self is a:

Accepted Answer

A)  Segment of the phenomenal field 
B)  Static gestalt 
C)  Dynamic process 
D)  Non-determinant of behaviour 
A)  Segment of the phenomenal field 
B)  Static gestalt 
C)  Dynamic process 
D)  Non-determinant of behaviour

Question 5

Which of the following items on the SI is not indicative of a self-actualized person?

Accepted Answer

A)  I feel free to be angry at those I love. 
B)  It is better to be yourself than be popular. 
C)  I fear failure. 
D)  I am loved because I give love. 
A)  I feel free to be angry at those I love. 
B)  It is better to be yourself than be popular. 
C)  I fear failure. 
D)  I am loved because I give love.

Question 6

Metapathologies can result from a failure to realize ________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Peak experiences 
B)  Self-actualization 
C)  B-values 
D)  Ego defenses 
A)  Peak experiences 
B)  Self-actualization 
C)  B-values 
D)  Ego defenses

Question 7

In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which of the following levels is higher than belonging and love?

Accepted Answer

A)  Safety 
B)  Esteem 
C)  Physiological needs 
D)  B-values 
A)  Safety 
B)  Esteem 
C)  Physiological needs 
D)  B-values

Question 8

According to Maslow, which of the following individuals would most likely not have attained self-actualization?

Accepted Answer

A)  Albert Einstein 
B)  Abraham Lincoln 
C)  Thomas Jefferson 
D)  Elvis Presley 
A)  Albert Einstein 
B)  Abraham Lincoln 
C)  Thomas Jefferson 
D)  Elvis Presley

Question 9

According to humanist theory, openness refers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Believing in the good of all people. 
B)  Living in the here and now. 
C)  Agreeableness. 
D)  Preoccupation with the future. 
A)  Believing in the good of all people. 
B)  Living in the here and now. 
C)  Agreeableness. 
D)  Preoccupation with the future.

Question 10

What is the actualizing tendency?

Accepted Answer

An inherent tendency of the organism to

Question 11

Maslow believed that studying personality meant looking at the ________ person.

Accepted Answer

A)  Self-actualized 
B)  Fully functioning 
C)  Desacralized 
D)  Whole 
A)  Self-actualized 
B)  Fully functioning 
C)  Desacralized 
D)  Whole

Question 12

According to Rogers, psychological problems are due to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Dysfunctional brain neurochemistry 
B)  Dysfunctional positive regard 
C)  A discrepancy between the actual self and the ideal self 
D)  Changes in the phenomenal field 
A)  Dysfunctional brain neurochemistry 
B)  Dysfunctional positive regard 
C)  A discrepancy between the actual self and the ideal self 
D)  Changes in the phenomenal field

Question 13

According to Maslow, neurosis can be regarded as a:

Accepted Answer

A)  Growth conflict 
B)  Organistic disease 
C)  Needs conflict 
D)  Deficiency disease 
A)  Growth conflict 
B)  Organistic disease 
C)  Needs conflict 
D)  Deficiency disease

Question 14

The primary threat to self-regard is:

Accepted Answer

A)  Conditional regard 
B)  Conditions of worth 
C)  Phenomenal fields 
D)  Organismic valuing process 
A)  Conditional regard 
B)  Conditions of worth 
C)  Phenomenal fields 
D)  Organismic valuing process

Question 15

The view that we are ultimately responsible for what happens to us is called:

Accepted Answer

A)  Personal responsibility 
B)  Self-determination 
C)  Humanistic psychology 
D)  Organistic psychology 
A)  Personal responsibility 
B)  Self-determination 
C)  Humanistic psychology 
D)  Organistic psychology

Question 16

According to Ryff's research on well-being, autonomy refers to:

Accepted Answer

A)  Evaluation according to personal standards 
B)  The self as growing and expanding 
C)  Defined goals 
D)  Trusting relationships with others 
A)  Evaluation according to personal standards 
B)  The self as growing and expanding 
C)  Defined goals 
D)  Trusting relationships with others

Question 17

In client-centred therapy, Rogers believed that success comes from:

Accepted Answer

A)  The therapist being sympathetic. 
B)  The therapist being directive. 
C)  The client realizing his or her own goals and needs. 
D)  The client realizing the therapist's interpretations. 
A)  The therapist being sympathetic. 
B)  The therapist being directive. 
C)  The client realizing his or her own goals and needs. 
D)  The client realizing the therapist's interpretations.

The antidote of conditions of worth is to experience:

Discuss Maslow's views on personality.

Define the "self" according to Carl Rogers.

According to Rogers, the self is a:

Which of the following items on the SI is not indicative of a self-actualized person?

Metapathologies can result from a failure to realize ________.

In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which of the following levels is higher than belonging and love?

According to Maslow, which of the following individuals would most likely not have attained self-actualization?

According to humanist theory, openness refers to:

What is the actualizing tendency?

Maslow believed that studying personality meant looking at the ________ person.

According to Rogers, psychological problems are due to:

According to Maslow, neurosis can be regarded as a:

The primary threat to self-regard is:

The view that we are ultimately responsible for what happens to us is called:

According to Ryff's research on well-being, autonomy refers to:

In client-centred therapy, Rogers believed that success comes from:

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Exam 7: Humanistic Theories and Self-Actualization

The antidote of conditions of worth is to experience:

Discuss Maslow's views on personality.

Define the "self" according to Carl Rogers.

According to Rogers, the self is a:

Which of the following items on the SI is not indicative of a self-actualized person?

Metapathologies can result from a failure to realize ________.

In Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which of the following levels is higher than belonging and love?

According to Maslow, which of the following individuals would most likely not have attained self-actualization?

According to humanist theory, openness refers to:

What is the actualizing tendency?

Maslow believed that studying personality meant looking at the ________ person.

According to Rogers, psychological problems are due to:

According to Maslow, neurosis can be regarded as a:

The primary threat to self-regard is:

The view that we are ultimately responsible for what happens to us is called:

According to Ryff's research on well-being, autonomy refers to:

In client-centred therapy, Rogers believed that success comes from:

Personality -An Introduction

Units of Personality -Types Versus Traits

The Development of Personality

Personality Research Methods and Assessment Issues

Psychodynamic Theories

Motivational Theories and Psychological Needs

Behavioural and Learning Theories

Cognitive Theories and Cognitive Factors

Interpersonal Theories and Interpersonal Styles

Personality Theory and the Self-Concept

Personality and Health

Personality, Mental Health, and Psychopathology

Psychobiography and Personology

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