Question 1

For Fromm, the drive for union with another person or persons reflects the human need of

Accepted Answer

A) transcendence. 
B) rootedness. 
C) a sense of identity. 
D) a frame of orientation. 
E) none of these. 
A) transcendence. 
B) rootedness. 
C) a sense of identity. 
D) a frame of orientation. 
E) none of these.

Question 2

Nell is careful with her money and rarely shares her thoughts or emotions with others.Her behavior illustrates Fromm's ______ orientation.

Accepted Answer

A) marketing 
B) hoarding 
C) receptive 
D) exploitative 
A) marketing 
B) hoarding 
C) receptive 
D) exploitative

Question 3

For Fromm, psychologically disturbed people

Accepted Answer

A) received too much love from their mothers. 
B) have failed to establish union with others. 
C) have failed to resolve their normal Oedipus complex. 
D) none of these. 
E) all of these. 
A) received too much love from their mothers. 
B) have failed to establish union with others. 
C) have failed to resolve their normal Oedipus complex. 
D) none of these. 
E) all of these.

Question 4

Fromm's concept of humanity includes the notion that

Accepted Answer

A) people are basically evil. 
B) people are the freaks of nature. 
C) most people achieve positive freedom. 
D) personality is shaped largely by experiences during childhood and preadolescence. 
A) people are basically evil. 
B) people are the freaks of nature. 
C) most people achieve positive freedom. 
D) personality is shaped largely by experiences during childhood and preadolescence.

Question 5

As a scientific theory, Erich Fromm's humanistic psychoanalysis rates

Accepted Answer

A) high on falsifiability. 
B) low as a generator of empirical research. 
C) high as a guide to parents and teachers. 
D) high in parsimony. 
A) high on falsifiability. 
B) low as a generator of empirical research. 
C) high as a guide to parents and teachers. 
D) high in parsimony.

Question 6

For Fromm, the relatively permanent way in which people relate to themselves and to the world is called

Accepted Answer

A) character. 
B) transcendence. 
C) personality. 
D) reception. 
A) character. 
B) transcendence. 
C) personality. 
D) reception.

Question 7

For Fromm, productive and caring creation reflects the need for

Accepted Answer

A) relatedness. 
B) transcendence. 
C) rootedness. 
D) love. 
E) a frame of orientation. 
A) relatedness. 
B) transcendence. 
C) rootedness. 
D) love. 
E) a frame of orientation.

Question 8

According to Fromm, existential needs

Accepted Answer

A) emerge during the evolution of human culture. 
B) grow out of people's attempts to find answers to their existence. 
C) represent attempts to avoid insanity. 
D) all of these. 
E) none of these. 
A) emerge during the evolution of human culture. 
B) grow out of people's attempts to find answers to their existence. 
C) represent attempts to avoid insanity. 
D) all of these. 
E) none of these.

Question 9

Fromm held that our culture's current feelings of anxiety, isolation, and powerlessness stem from

Accepted Answer

A) the collective unconscious. 
B) the rise of capitalism. 
C) lack of religious values. 
D) basic human nature . 
A) the collective unconscious. 
B) the rise of capitalism. 
C) lack of religious values. 
D) basic human nature .

Question 10

Fromm believed that the therapist should try to understand the patient by using

Accepted Answer

A) a scientific attitude. 
B) objective psychological tests. 
C) projective tests. 
D) an attitude of relatedness. 
A) a scientific attitude. 
B) objective psychological tests. 
C) projective tests. 
D) an attitude of relatedness.

Question 11

Which did Fromm NOT list as a sadistic tendency?

Accepted Answer

A) the need to accept criticism from others 
B) the need to gain power over others 
C) the need to exploit and use others 
D) the desire to see others suffer 
E) none of these 
A) the need to accept criticism from others 
B) the need to gain power over others 
C) the need to exploit and use others 
D) the desire to see others suffer 
E) none of these

Question 12

Fromm believed that killing members of one's species for reasons other than survival is peculiar to humans.He called such killings

Accepted Answer

A) transcendence. 
B) malignant aggression. 
C) the syndrome of decay. 
D) existential identity. 
A) transcendence. 
B) malignant aggression. 
C) the syndrome of decay. 
D) existential identity.

Question 13

Tracy perceives everything that belongs to her as valuable and everything that belongs to others as having little value.Fromm would say Tracy is suffering from

Accepted Answer

A) necrophilia. 
B) malignant narcissism. 
C) incestuous symbiosis. 
D) moral hypochondriasis. 
E) existential dilemma. 
A) necrophilia. 
B) malignant narcissism. 
C) incestuous symbiosis. 
D) moral hypochondriasis. 
E) existential dilemma.

Question 14

Discuss Fromm's basic assumptions about personality and include his three existential dichotomies.

Accepted Answer

Fromm's most fundamental assumption is t

Question 15

According to Fromm, submission, power, and love are the three basic modes of

Accepted Answer

A) relatedness. 
B) transcendence. 
C) existential dichotomies. 
D) frame of orientation. 
A) relatedness. 
B) transcendence. 
C) existential dichotomies. 
D) frame of orientation.

Question 16

In Fromm's productive strategy of attaining rootedness, people

Accepted Answer

A) are weaned from the protective orbit of the mother or mother substitute. 
B) establish strong and lifelong ties with their mother or mother substitute. 
C) see their spouse as a new mother or mother substitute. 
D) crave the security of a mother or mother substitute. 
A) are weaned from the protective orbit of the mother or mother substitute. 
B) establish strong and lifelong ties with their mother or mother substitute. 
C) see their spouse as a new mother or mother substitute. 
D) crave the security of a mother or mother substitute.

Question 17

Fromm believed that a symbiotic relationship

Accepted Answer

A) is the ideal form of relatedness. 
B) can be gratifying to the participants. 
C) enhances growth towards integrity and psychological health. 
D) none of these. 
E) all of these. 
A) is the ideal form of relatedness. 
B) can be gratifying to the participants. 
C) enhances growth towards integrity and psychological health. 
D) none of these. 
E) all of these.

Question 18

From J.J.Bachofen, Fromm borrowed the idea that

Accepted Answer

A) malignant aggression underlies all human motivation. 
B) early societies were patriarchal. 
C) the mother was the central figure in early societies. 
D) a sense of identity and a sense of communion with other people result in the human dilemma. 
A) malignant aggression underlies all human motivation. 
B) early societies were patriarchal. 
C) the mother was the central figure in early societies. 
D) a sense of identity and a sense of communion with other people result in the human dilemma.

Question 19

Fromm believed that healthy people's survival is dependent on

Accepted Answer

A) the productive orientation. 
B) one productive and one nonproductive orientation. 
C) all four unproductive orientations. 
D) some combination of all character orientations. 
A) the productive orientation. 
B) one productive and one nonproductive orientation. 
C) all four unproductive orientations. 
D) some combination of all character orientations.

Question 20

Fromm used the term "necrophilia" to refer to

Accepted Answer

A) a sexual perversion involving contact with animals. 
B) a sexual perversion involving contact with feces. 
C) a sexual perversion involving contact with a corpse. 
D) an irrational desire to die. 
E) any attraction to death. 
A) a sexual perversion involving contact with animals. 
B) a sexual perversion involving contact with feces. 
C) a sexual perversion involving contact with a corpse. 
D) an irrational desire to die. 
E) any attraction to death.

For Fromm, the drive for union with another person or persons reflects the human need of

Nell is careful with her money and rarely shares her thoughts or emotions with others.Her behavior illustrates Fromm's ______ orientation.

For Fromm, psychologically disturbed people

Fromm's concept of humanity includes the notion that

As a scientific theory, Erich Fromm's humanistic psychoanalysis rates

For Fromm, the relatively permanent way in which people relate to themselves and to the world is called

For Fromm, productive and caring creation reflects the need for

According to Fromm, existential needs

Fromm held that our culture's current feelings of anxiety, isolation, and powerlessness stem from

Fromm believed that the therapist should try to understand the patient by using

Which did Fromm NOT list as a sadistic tendency?

Fromm believed that killing members of one's species for reasons other than survival is peculiar to humans.He called such killings

Tracy perceives everything that belongs to her as valuable and everything that belongs to others as having little value.Fromm would say Tracy is suffering from

Discuss Fromm's basic assumptions about personality and include his three existential dichotomies.

According to Fromm, submission, power, and love are the three basic modes of

In Fromm's productive strategy of attaining rootedness, people

Fromm believed that a symbiotic relationship

From J.J.Bachofen, Fromm borrowed the idea that

Fromm believed that healthy people's survival is dependent on

Fromm used the term "necrophilia" to refer to

Introduction to Personality Theory

Freud: Psychoanalysis

Adler: Individual Psychology

Jung: Analytical Psychology

Klein: Object Relations Theory

Horney: Psychoanalytic Social Theory

Fromm: Humanistic Psychoanalysis

Maslow: Holistic-Dynamic Theory

Rogers: Person-Centered Theory

May: Existential Psychology

Allport: Psychology of the Individual

Mccrae and Costas Five Factor Trait Theory

Eysencks Biologically Based Factor Theory

Buss: Evolutionary Theory of Personality

Skinner: Behavioral Analysis

Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory

Rotter and Mischel: Cognitive Social Learning Theory

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Exam 7: Erikson: Post-Freudian Theory

For Fromm, the drive for union with another person or persons reflects the human need of

Nell is careful with her money and rarely shares her thoughts or emotions with others.Her behavior illustrates Fromm's ______ orientation.

For Fromm, psychologically disturbed people

Fromm's concept of humanity includes the notion that

As a scientific theory, Erich Fromm's humanistic psychoanalysis rates

For Fromm, the relatively permanent way in which people relate to themselves and to the world is called

For Fromm, productive and caring creation reflects the need for

According to Fromm, existential needs

Fromm held that our culture's current feelings of anxiety, isolation, and powerlessness stem from

Fromm believed that the therapist should try to understand the patient by using

Which did Fromm NOT list as a sadistic tendency?

Fromm believed that killing members of one's species for reasons other than survival is peculiar to humans.He called such killings

Tracy perceives everything that belongs to her as valuable and everything that belongs to others as having little value.Fromm would say Tracy is suffering from

Discuss Fromm's basic assumptions about personality and include his three existential dichotomies.

According to Fromm, submission, power, and love are the three basic modes of

In Fromm's productive strategy of attaining rootedness, people

Fromm believed that a symbiotic relationship

From J.J.Bachofen, Fromm borrowed the idea that

Fromm believed that healthy people's survival is dependent on

Fromm used the term "necrophilia" to refer to

Introduction to Personality Theory

Freud: Psychoanalysis

Adler: Individual Psychology

Jung: Analytical Psychology

Klein: Object Relations Theory

Horney: Psychoanalytic Social Theory

Fromm: Humanistic Psychoanalysis

Maslow: Holistic-Dynamic Theory

Rogers: Person-Centered Theory

May: Existential Psychology

Allport: Psychology of the Individual

Mccrae and Costas Five Factor Trait Theory

Eysencks Biologically Based Factor Theory

Buss: Evolutionary Theory of Personality

Skinner: Behavioral Analysis

Bandura: Social Cognitive Theory

Rotter and Mischel: Cognitive Social Learning Theory

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