Humanistic Psychology Quiz

What is the main focus of humanistic psychology in counselling?

• Diagnosing mental disorders

• Providing therapeutic treatments

• Conducting scientific experiments

• Prescribing medication

Who developed the person-centered therapy approach?

• Sigmund Freud

• Carl Rogers

• B.F. Skinner

• Abraham Maslow

What is a key assumption of humanistic psychology?

• The importance of the unconscious mind

• The importance of the individual

• The importance of societal norms

• The importance of genetic factors

What is meant by "unconditional positive regard" in client-centered therapy?

• Criticizing the client's behavior

• Accepting the client without judgment

• Ignoring the client's feelings

• Setting strict conditions for therapy

What does Carl Rogers' psychodynamic approach focus on?

• Negative aspects of the person

• Positive aspects of the person

• Genetic predispositions

• Societal influences

According to Rogers, what is necessary for personal growth?

• High intelligence

• Congruence between the concept of self and the ideal self

• Strict discipline

• Social approval

What are "conditions of worth" according to Rogers?

• Unconditional love and acceptance

• Conditions set by parents for their child's worthiness

• Genetic predispositions

• Societal norms

What is a key issue with counselling in treating biological causes of disorders?

• It is too expensive

• It cannot change the levels of neurotransmitters

• It requires too many sessions

• It is not widely accepted

What is one positive aspect of Roger's client-centred approach?

• It is more expensive than other therapies

• It focuses on the positive aspects of the person being treated

• It requires fewer sessions

• It is based on Freudian therapy

How does humanistic counselling differ from psychodynamic treatment?

• It gives power to the therapist

• It focuses on medication

• It empowers the patient to change their behaviour

• It is more expensive