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___________ ___________ (1908-1970) believed that individuals strive for self-actualization, fulfillment of one’s potential, but cannot achieve this until certain more basic needs are met.
A) Carl Rogers B) Ivan Pavlov C) BF Skinner D) Abraham Maslow |
Abraham Maslow
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Maslow’s __________ are arranged in order from lowest to highest needs beginning with physiological needs (hunger, thirst, shelter) and ending with self-actualization.
A) Psychological Needs B) Physical Needs C) Hierarchy of Needs D) Food Chain |
Hierarchy of Needs
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A ______________ is a relatively enduring quality or characteristic in one’s personality.
A) Humor B) Personality Trait C) Instinct Trait D) Gene pool |
Personality Trait
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A _________ is a term used to identify a group of traits that form a broad, general personality classification.
A) Personality Type B) Humor C) Gene pool D) Instinct Trait |
Personality Type
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___________ is an attempt to hide perceived deficiencies in one areas by excelling in another.
A) Action B) Compensation C) Awarding D) Sublimation |
Compensation
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____________involves active exclusion of unconscious impulses or thoughts from the consciousness.
A) Sublimation B) Awarding C) Compensation D) Repression |
Repression
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_______________ is redirecting sexual or aggressive impulses into more socially acceptable direction.
A) Sublimation B) Awarding C) Compensation D) Repression |
Sublimation
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According to humanist Carl Rogers, the was the central component in human personality and personal change.
___ Id ___ Self ___ Ego ___ Superego A) Id B) Self C) Ego D) Superego |
Self
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__________ ________ believed the personality can be in conflict within itself. In order to help people work toward achieving reconciliation with these conflicting views through self-actualization. He created client-centered therapy. This type of therapy is a process in which the therapists supports the client in spite of what he says and offers the client unconditional positive regard.
A) BF Skinner B) Sigmund Freud C) Abraham Maslow D) Carl Rogers |
Carl Rogers
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Carl Rogers described the personality's ________ ________ as talents, feelings, etc. that we actually have.
A) Self-concept B) Personality Type C) True Self D) Ideal Self |
True Self
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Carl Rogers described the personality's ________-________ as one’s belief of what one is like.
A) Self-concept B) True Self C) Personality Type D) Ideal Self |
Self-concept
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Carl Rogers described the personality's ________ ________ as what we would like to be.
A) True Self B) Ideal Self C) Self-concept D) Personality Type |
Ideal Self
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Using _________ techniques, a therapist can assess a subject’s personality by presenting ambiguous material and therefore requiring the subject to respond.
A) Projective B) Responsive C) Personality D) Neutral |
Projective
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In these techniques subjects project their personality into their responses.
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___________ ___________ (1856-1939) developed psychoanalysis, a treatment process based upon his theory of psychosexual stages of development.
A) BF Skinner B) John Watson C) Sigmund Freud D) Abraham Maslow |
Sigmund Freud
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_____________ are emotionally charged images and thoughts that have universal meanings and may show up in a culture’s art and religion.
A) Beliefs B) Archetypes C) Projectives D) Religions |
Archetypes
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