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At the foundation of the concept of the "fully functioning individual" is a healthy sense of

A) social graces.
B) self esteem.
C) purpose.
D) the needs of the id.

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Who was the first therapist to electronically record therapy sessions?

A) Freud
B) Maslow
C) Piaget
D) Rogers

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Unlike Rogers, Maslow did not outline specific techniques.

What is the correct order (from lowest to highest) of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?

Rogers advocated empathy, unconditional positive regard, and as the major healing processes, both in therapy and life.

While Freud believed that the earliest form of anxiety was castration anxiety, Rank emphasized

Maslow describes concentration, growth choices, self-awareness, honesty, judgment, self- development, peak and plateau experiences as

Humanistic therapy contrasts with other therapies because

Which psychologist created a hierarchy of needs?

Carl Rogers strict, but loving religious home shaped him into a

Which of the following was NOT advocated by Rogers?

Rogers trusted the organismic valuing process over the -transmitted values of society.

In the hierarchy of needs model, which of the following would help satiate basic needs?

Seeking to satisfy positive goals, such as playfulness and curiosity is called

Rogers emphasized the importance of congruence. In this, he echoed which goal of psychoanalysis?

Who is considered by many to be the spiritual father of humanistic psychology?

As a young student, Abraham Maslow was influenced by the theories of Watson.

The ability to perceive someone else's internal experience as if it were one's own is known as

Prizing another person regardless of how we might value his or her specific behavior is an example of which of the following?

While a Behaviorist would say that Johnny steals because that behavior has been conditioned in him by society, a Humanist would say that Johnny steals