Abe Maslow's school of thought is known as what?

According to Humanistic-Existentialists, ______ must precede Objectivity in the search for meaning

Maslow's Hierarchy of needs:

Sex is under which Need?

Feeling secure in one's moral choices falls under which Need?

Being gainfully employed falls under which need?

Being close to one's family falls under which Need?

Which two needs appear on different levels of the Hierarchy of Needs?

The Needs listed in Malsow's Hierarchy are referred to as what?

The Need for food has _____ over the need for friendship

Which Needs can be fully (or over) satisfied?

The concept of Law and Order is designed to meet which Needs?

According to Maslow, an adult who spends more time than normal trying to fulfil his Safety Needs is suffering from what?

A person displaying Neurotic behaviour is likely deficient in which of Maslow's Needs?

An American who is proud to be an American is high in which of Maslow's Needs?

According to Maslow, people who haven't experienced love...

People who have received only a little amount of love have stronger needs for affection and acceptance than people who have received either a healthy amount of love or no love at all

Children often express love more ____ than adults

What is B-Love?

A person's desire for fame is based on which Need?

Esteem Needs can be split into which two categories?

Self-Actualization Needs become potent as soon as Esteem Needs have been met

Which of these are B-Values?

Metamotivation is the motivation to fullfill...

Ewen's Dualistic Theory of Motivation states all motives can be split into which two categories?

Aside from the 5 Conative Needs, what 3 other Needs did Maslow list?

An artist who puts the completion of his work ahead of his physical well being is displaying what?

Another term for Unmotivated Behaviour is...

What is the outcome of unmet Conative Needs?

Someone who's Self-Actualising Needs are not met may develop...

If the frustration of a Need causes pathology, that need is...

What are some criteria for Self-Actualisation?

What are some signs of a Peak Experience?

What are the two major scales in Shostrom's Personal Orientation Index (POI)?

“I feel comfortable with an imperfect performance” or “I feel uncomfortable with anything less than a perfect performance” would be a possible question on which personality test?

When does Desacrilisation occur?

A scientist with ambitions to be great, but who feels it would be arrogant to ever compare himself to Einstein, is suffering from what?

The ____ the level (on the Hierarchy) where the Need is not met, the worse the pathology

Research shows that Self-Actualizers view the world with a certain intensity, appreciation and acceptance that is similar to _____

_____ is a new field, directly related to Humanism, that critiques traditional psychology’s lack of focus on what makes life worth living and what makes people healthy

What are some criticisms about Holistic Dynamic Theory?

_____ was a shy boy, lacking social skills, raised by loving but strict parents who forbid dancing

Who was Carl Rodgers influenced by?

Which theory is based on an "If-Then" construction?

Rodgers claimed all simple forms develop into more complex ones. What did he name this pehnomenon?

Rodgers found a person’s ______ is the most predictive factor in child delinquency

All living things move towards their maximum potential. What did Rodgers call this phenomenon?

The need for _____ is similar to the lower steps on Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

According to Rodgers, someone who is resistant to change and has a desire to protect their current, comfortable self-concept is experiencing which need?

Which part of our Actualising Tendency motivates a child to learn how to walk?

Like plants need nutrients, light and water to Actualise, what do humans need?

What is Self-Actualisation, according to Carl Rodgers?

What is the Organismic Self?

What is the Self-Concept?

What is Rodgers' term for the Self we would like to be?

The Self-Concept is improved by _____ from important people in our lives growing up

What are Conditions of Worth?

A child who grows up with Unconditional Positive Regard will gain _____

Evaluating subjective experiences in order to determine the possible impact they will have on self improvement is done by what?

_____ is conceived of as the disposition to pursue goals in a determined way for years or sometimes even decades

What are Rodgers' three levels of Awareness?

A pianist who receives a compliment may ignore a compliment or deny it’s veracity if his Self-Concept is that of a bad pianist. Which level of Awareness does this fall under?

A pianist who receives a compliment may internalize it as the compliment it is, if his Self-Concept is that of a good pianist. This is an example of what level of Awareness?

A pianist who receives a compliment may view the compliment as a trick or attempt at flattery, to fit the experience into his pre existing bad pianist Self-Concept. What level of Awareness is this?

Rogers believed that people are _____ when they are unaware of the discrepancy between their organismic self and their significant experience

What did Rodgers define as a state of uneasiness or tension whose cause is unknown?

When a therapist can tell what a client is experiencing and can communicate it towards them, this is known as...

(Stages of Theraputic Change) _____ is characterized by an unwillingness to communicate anything about oneself

(Stages of Theraputic Change) _____ is characterized by clients discussing external events and other people, but they still disown or fail to recognize their own feelings

(Stages of Therapeutic Change) _____ is characterized by clients talking freely about self, although still as an object. “I’m doing the best I can at work, but my boss still doesn’t like me.”

(Stages of Therapeutic Change) _____ is characterized by clients talking of deep feelings but not ones presently felt. “I was really upset when my teacher accused me of cheating.”

(Stages of Therapeutic Change) _____ is characterized by clients beginning to undergo significant change and growth. They can express feelings in the present, although they have not yet accurately symbolized those feelings

(Stages of Therapeutic Change) _____ is characterized by clients experiencing dramatic growth and an irreversible movement toward becoming fully functioning or self-actualizing. They freely allow into awareness those experiences that they had previously denied or distorted

(Stages of Therapeutic Change) _____ is characterized by clients becoming fully functioning “persons of tomorrow”. This stage can occur outside therapy

What was Rodgers' term for a Self-Actualised person?

Rollo May was strongly influenced by...

For Existentialists, the concept of Being-In-The-World is referred to as...

What are the three modes of Desein?

Anxiety that is disproportional to the threat is known as what?

_____ arises when people deny their potentialities, fail to accurately perceive the needs of fellow humans, or remain oblivious to their dependence on the natural world

What is the underlying structure that givens meaning to experience and allows people to make decisions about the future?

What kinds of love did May recognize?

The love of God to man would be which kind of love?

What are Rollo May's two forms of freedom?