Worksheetsppt 7z
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
Who is considered the Father of American Psychology?
William James
Carl Jung
Sigmund Freud
John B. Watson
Which psychological approach emphasizes unconscious thought and biological instincts?
Behaviorism
Humanistic
Cognitive
Psychodynamic
According to William James, what are the two elements of the 'self'?
Ego-Self and Id-Self
I-Self and Me-Self
Id-Self and Me-Self
Ego-Self and Me-Self
What is self-actualization in understanding the self?
Realization of a person's full potential
Acceptance of others as they are
Embracing material possessions
Achieving material success
Who introduced the terms 'anima' and 'animus' in psychology?
Carl Jung
Sigmund Freud
William James
John B. Watson
What is the main focus of the cognitive psychological approach?
Mental processes
Positive qualities
Observable behavior
Unconscious thought
What does the psychodynamic theory state about childhood events?
They only affect behavior
They shape our personality
They have no influence on adult lives
They are irrelevant
Which psychological approach emphasizes a person's capacity for growth and freedom to choose their destiny?
Psychodynamic
Behaviorism
Humanistic
Cognitive
What is the 'shadow' in analytical psychology?
Ego
Ideal self
Conscious aspect of personality
Unconscious aspect of personality
What is the 'I-Self' according to William James?
Social self
Unconscious self
Subjective self
Objective self
Which psychologist is associated with the concept of self-actualization?
John B. Watson
Abraham Maslow
Carl Jung
Sigmund Freud
What is the main focus of the humanistic psychological approach?
Unconscious thought
Observable behavior
Positive qualities
Mental processes
According to Carl Jung, what does the 'Self' signify?
Physical characteristics
Objective self
Pure ego
Unification of consciousness and unconsciousness
What is the main focus of the behaviorism psychological approach?
Unconscious thought
Observable behavior
Positive qualities
Mental processes
What is the 'Me-Self' according to William James?
Objective self
Social self
Subjective self
Unconscious self
