Humanistic Therapy

Real self vs. ideal self

• Social Cognitive Theory

• Trait theory

• Psychoanalytic Theory

• Humanistic Theory

Carl Rogers emphasized the importance of __________ in regards to healthy personality development.

• the collective unconscious

• unconditional positive regard

• reciprocal determinism.

• the primary care giver

Humanistic psychologist who developed the concept of the “self” and “unconditional positive regard”

• Alfred Adler

• Carl Rogers

• Sigmund Freud

• Abraham Maslow

The study of the importance of satisfying love and acceptance needs best describes which school of psychology?

• Humanistic

• Behavioral

• Psychodynamic

• Functionalist

Behavior is motivated by self-actualization and the promise of human potential.

• Humanism

• Cognitive

• Behavioral

• Biological

• Psychoanalytic

Which psychologist is known for the hierarchy of needs, a concept often associated with humanistic therapy?

• A) B.F. Skinner

• B) Carl Jung

• C) Abraham Maslow

• D) Erik Erikson

Humanistic therapy emphasizes the importance of what in the therapeutic process?

• A) Medication

• B) Unconditional positive regard

• C) Dream analysis

• D) Behavioral conditioning

Which of the following is a key characteristic of humanistic therapy?

• A) Focus on past traumas

• B) Emphasis on free will

• C) Use of hypnosis

• D) Analysis of defense mechanisms

The concept of self-actualization is most closely associated with which type of therapy?

• A) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

• B) Psychoanalysis

• C) Humanistic Therapy

• D) Gestalt Therapy

In humanistic therapy, the therapist's role is primarily to:

• A) Direct the client towards specific solutions

• B) Interpret the client's dreams

• C) Provide a non-judgmental environment

• D) Analyze the client's childhood