Understanding Reality Theory

What is the main focus of Reality Theory?

• The main focus of Reality Theory is exploring unconscious motives.

• The main focus of Reality Theory is analyzing past traumas.

• The main focus of Reality Theory is personal responsibility and the choices individuals make.

• The main focus of Reality Theory is understanding dreams.

What does 'World Picture' mean in Reality Theory?

• A conceptual framework or mental model used to interpret experiences.

• A historical timeline of world events.

• A geographical map of the world.

• A type of global economic policy.

William Glasser introduced the concept of 'Choice Theory' which means...

• Choice Theory emphasizes the importance of external rewards for behavior.

• Choice Theory is about following strict rules and regulations.

• Choice Theory suggests that behavior is predetermined by genetics.

• Choice Theory means that behavior is a choice made to fulfill basic human needs.

According to Glasser, what is the primary reason for human behavior?

• The primary reason for human behavior is to avoid physical pain.

• The primary reason for human behavior is to achieve financial success.

• The primary reason for human behavior is the need to satisfy basic psychological needs.

• The primary reason for human behavior is to gain social status.

In Reality Theory, which of the following is considered a basic need?

• comfort

• survival

• social interaction

• self-esteem

What role do relationships play in Reality Theory?

• Relationships play a crucial role in shaping perceptions of reality and fulfilling basic needs.

• Relationships are irrelevant to understanding reality.

• Relationships are solely based on social status.

• Relationships only complicate perceptions of reality.

How does Reality Theory view the concept of control?

• Control is seen as an external force imposed by others.

• Control is primarily about manipulating others to achieve personal goals.

• Individuals have no influence over their choices and behaviors.

• Reality Theory views control as an internal process where individuals are responsible for their choices and behaviors.

What is the significance of personal responsibility in Choice Theory?

• Personal responsibility is crucial in Choice Theory as it empowers individuals to take control of their lives and decisions.

• Choice Theory emphasizes external control over personal decisions.

• Personal responsibility is irrelevant in Choice Theory.

• Personal responsibility is only important in group settings.

Which of the following is NOT a component of Glasser's basic needs?

• Social interaction

• Physical health

• Emotional support

• Financial security

How does Reality Theory suggest individuals can achieve happiness?

• By relying solely on the opinions of others for happiness.

• By avoiding all responsibilities and living in isolation.

• By ignoring their emotions and focusing on material wealth.

• Individuals can achieve happiness by fulfilling their basic needs and making responsible choices.