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Humanistic Psychology

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1-10.
1.

What is considered the 'third force' in psychology?

a)

Psychoanalytic theory

b)

Humanistic Psychology

c)

Cognitive Psychology

d)

Behaviorism

2.

Who is recognized as a pioneer of Humanistic Psychology?

a)

B.F. Skinner

b)

Sigmund Freud

c)

Abraham Maslow

d)

Carl Jung

3.

What does Humanistic Psychology emphasize?

a)

The unconscious mind

b)

Observable behaviors

c)

Cognitive processes

d)

Self-actualization and creativity

4.

Which of the following is NOT a method associated with Humanistic Psychology?

a)

Psychodrama

b)

Breathwork

c)

Classical conditioning

d)

Gestalt

5.

What is a key feature of growth centers in Humanistic Psychology?

a)

They focus on professional therapist-patient relationships

b)

They are only for the mentally ill

c)

They prioritize physical health over mental health

d)

They encourage meeting oneself in a supportive environment

6.

According to Humanistic Psychology, what underlies personal nastiness or niceness?

a)

They are masks and illusions

b)

They are unchangeable

c)

They are inherent traits

d)

They are determined by genetics

7.

What does Humanistic Psychology say about human motivation?

a)

It includes an achievement motivation and need for varied experience

b)

It is based on achieving societal standards

c)

It is primarily driven by deficiency

d)

It is fixed and unchangeable

8.

What is the sequence that Humanistic Psychology suggests for a fulfilling life?

a)

DO – BE – HAVE

b)

BE – DO – HAVE

c)

DO – HAVE – BE

d)

HAVE – DO – BE

9.

Who among the following is NOT mentioned as a contributor to the development of Humanistic Psychology?

a)

Jean Piaget

b)

Carl Rogers

c)

Fritz Perls

d)

Virginia Satir

10.

What does Humanistic Psychology consider essential for personal development?

a)

Competitive success

b)

Strict discipline

c)

Open and honest communication

d)

Adherence to societal norms