Question 1

All of the following are humanistic principles that underlie person-centered expressive arts therapy EXCEPT :

Accepted Answer

A)  The creative process is transformative and healing. 
B)  Most behavior is aimed at trying to conquer the shadow. 
C)  All people have an innate ability to be creative, 
D)  Personal growth is achieved through self-awareness, self-understanding, and insight. 
A)  The creative process is transformative and healing. 
B)  Most behavior is aimed at trying to conquer the shadow. 
C)  All people have an innate ability to be creative, 
D)  Personal growth is achieved through self-awareness, self-understanding, and insight.

Question 2

How is Maslow's hierarchy of needs organized?

Accepted Answer

A)  Safety; physiological; love and belongingness; self-esteem; self-actualization 
B)  Self-esteem; safety; physiological; love and belongingness; self-actualization 
C)  Love and belongingness; physiological; self-esteem; safety; self-actualization 
D)  Physiological; safety; love and belongingness; self-esteem; self-actualization 
A)  Safety; physiological; love and belongingness; self-esteem; self-actualization 
B)  Self-esteem; safety; physiological; love and belongingness; self-actualization 
C)  Love and belongingness; physiological; self-esteem; safety; self-actualization 
D)  Physiological; safety; love and belongingness; self-esteem; self-actualization

Question 3

Rogers built his entire theory and practice of psychotherapy on the concept of

Accepted Answer

A)  the fully functioning person. 
B)  achieving individuation. 
C)  striving for self-actualization. 
D)  self-determination. 
A)  the fully functioning person. 
B)  achieving individuation. 
C)  striving for self-actualization. 
D)  self-determination.

Question 4

The self-actualization process implies that you will be an __________; you assume responsibility for your education, question what is presented to you, and apply what you learn.

Accepted Answer

A)  active learner 
B)  auditory learner 
C)  visual learner 
D)  passive learner 
A)  active learner 
B)  auditory learner 
C)  visual learner 
D)  passive learner

Question 5

Adler equates his basic concept of community feeling with

Accepted Answer

A)  belonging to the ongoing development of humankind. 
B)  fusion with others, 
C)  extraversion. 
D)  the social microcosm. 
A)  belonging to the ongoing development of humankind. 
B)  fusion with others, 
C)  extraversion. 
D)  the social microcosm.

Question 6

According to positive psychologists, educational success and occupational success are indicative of

Accepted Answer

A)  subjective well-being 
B)  objective well-being 
C)  high self-esteem 
D)  self-determination 
A)  subjective well-being 
B)  objective well-being 
C)  high self-esteem 
D)  self-determination

Question 7

In the change model outlined by Prochaska and Norcross, the _________________ stage is characterized by a person intending to take action immediately and reporting some small behavioral changes.

Accepted Answer

A)  precontemplation 
B)  contemplation 
C)  preparation 
D)  action 
A)  precontemplation 
B)  contemplation 
C)  preparation 
D)  action

Question 8

The behaviors and traits of trust and autonomy include:

Accepted Answer

A)  sense of social interest, interpersonal relationships, sense of humor 
B)  efficient perception of reality, ethical awareness, freshness of appreciation 
C)  search for purpose and meaning, independence, acceptance of self and others 
D)  detachment, creativity, spontaneity 
A)  sense of social interest, interpersonal relationships, sense of humor 
B)  efficient perception of reality, ethical awareness, freshness of appreciation 
C)  search for purpose and meaning, independence, acceptance of self and others 
D)  detachment, creativity, spontaneity

Question 9

__________ is as much a state of mind as it is life circumstances.

Accepted Answer

A)  Meaningful life work 
B)  Happiness 
C)  A close relationship 
D)  Self-interest 
A)  Meaningful life work 
B)  Happiness 
C)  A close relationship 
D)  Self-interest

Question 10

Personal growth is best viewed as

Accepted Answer

A)  a fixed point at which we arrive when we reach adulthood. 
B)  exactly the same thing as adjustment. 
C)  a lifelong process rather than a fixed point at which we arrive. 
D)  what we do on our own, not engaging other people in the process. 
A)  a fixed point at which we arrive when we reach adulthood. 
B)  exactly the same thing as adjustment. 
C)  a lifelong process rather than a fixed point at which we arrive. 
D)  what we do on our own, not engaging other people in the process.

Question 11

A central concept of the humanistic approach to personal growth is

Accepted Answer

A)  self-actualization 
B)  determinism 
C)  transference 
D)  social interest 
A)  self-actualization 
B)  determinism 
C)  transference 
D)  social interest

Question 12

The primary goal of Jung's theory is

Accepted Answer

A)  rejecting the dark side of our nature. 
B)  recognizing that we are creative, active, choice-making beings, and that all of our actions have purpose and meaning. 
C)  overcoming the deterministic view of human behavior. 
D)  achieving individuation, or a fully harmonious and integrated personality. 
A)  rejecting the dark side of our nature. 
B)  recognizing that we are creative, active, choice-making beings, and that all of our actions have purpose and meaning. 
C)  overcoming the deterministic view of human behavior. 
D)  achieving individuation, or a fully harmonious and integrated personality.

Question 13

In choice theory, total behavior consists of all of the following components of behavior EXCEPT for:

Accepted Answer

A)  acting. 
B)  working. 
C)  thinking. 
D)  physiology. 
A)  acting. 
B)  working. 
C)  thinking. 
D)  physiology.

Question 14

For the most part, traditional approaches to schooling, including teaching methods, class assignments, and tests, have been geared to and measure the growth of

Accepted Answer

A)  visual-spatial and intrapersonal abilities. 
B)  multidimensional intellectual abilities. 
C)  verbal-linguistic and logical-mathematical abilities. 
D)  both intuitive and cognitive abilities. 
A)  visual-spatial and intrapersonal abilities. 
B)  multidimensional intellectual abilities. 
C)  verbal-linguistic and logical-mathematical abilities. 
D)  both intuitive and cognitive abilities.

Question 15

__________ interventions have been found to enhance both psychological and subjective well-being and to aid in decreasing depressive symptoms.

Accepted Answer

A)  Humanistic psychology 
B)  Positive psychology 
C)  Personal growth 
D)  Change 
A)  Humanistic psychology 
B)  Positive psychology 
C)  Personal growth 
D)  Change

Question 16

Which of the following was NOT found by the founder of positive psychology to be one of the three distinct pathways necessary to living a full life?

Accepted Answer

A)  experiencing pleasure and positive emotions 
B)  pursuing engagement 
C)  achieving meaning 
D)  achieving self-actualization 
A)  experiencing pleasure and positive emotions 
B)  pursuing engagement 
C)  achieving meaning 
D)  achieving self-actualization

Question 17

Michael likes to read maps, charts, and diagrams. He is able to visualize clear images when he thinks about things. He is planning to become an engineer and his favorite classes are those in which he can design and create things. Michael has the following intellectual orientation:

Accepted Answer

A)  intrapersonal 
B)  visual-spatial 
C)  logical-mathematical 
D)  verbal-linguistic 
A)  intrapersonal 
B)  visual-spatial 
C)  logical-mathematical 
D)  verbal-linguistic

Question 18

Carl Rogers's theory focused on

Accepted Answer

A)  social interest as the standard by which to judge psychological health. 
B)  striving toward self-actualization. 
C)  the importance of nonjudgmental listening and acceptance as a condition for people to feel free enough to change. 
D)  the goal of individuation, or a fully harmonious and integrated personality. 
A)  social interest as the standard by which to judge psychological health. 
B)  striving toward self-actualization. 
C)  the importance of nonjudgmental listening and acceptance as a condition for people to feel free enough to change. 
D)  the goal of individuation, or a fully harmonious and integrated personality.

Question 19

Learning the art of __________ and being accepting of yourself is essential in making life changes

Accepted Answer

A)  being critical of yourself 
B)  change 
C)  self-compassion 
D)  personal growth 
A)  being critical of yourself 
B)  change 
C)  self-compassion 
D)  personal growth

Question 20

Which of the following is NOT true as it applies to psychodrama?

Accepted Answer

A)  Psychodrama is an action approach to group therapy. 
B)  In psychodrama, people enact their problems rather than talk about their problems. 
C)  Psychodrama is not concerned about the past but is primarily oriented toward the future. 
D)  In psychodrama, the past, present, and future are brought together through enacting scenarios. 
A)  Psychodrama is an action approach to group therapy. 
B)  In psychodrama, people enact their problems rather than talk about their problems. 
C)  Psychodrama is not concerned about the past but is primarily oriented toward the future. 
D)  In psychodrama, the past, present, and future are brought together through enacting scenarios.

All of the following are humanistic principles that underlie person-centered expressive arts therapy EXCEPT :

How is Maslow's hierarchy of needs organized?

Rogers built his entire theory and practice of psychotherapy on the concept of

The self-actualization process implies that you will be an __________; you assume responsibility for your education, question what is presented to you, and apply what you learn.

Adler equates his basic concept of community feeling with

According to positive psychologists, educational success and occupational success are indicative of

In the change model outlined by Prochaska and Norcross, the _________________ stage is characterized by a person intending to take action immediately and reporting some small behavioral changes.

The behaviors and traits of trust and autonomy include:

__________ is as much a state of mind as it is life circumstances.

Personal growth is best viewed as

A central concept of the humanistic approach to personal growth is

The primary goal of Jung's theory is

In choice theory, total behavior consists of all of the following components of behavior EXCEPT for:

For the most part, traditional approaches to schooling, including teaching methods, class assignments, and tests, have been geared to and measure the growth of

__________ interventions have been found to enhance both psychological and subjective well-being and to aid in decreasing depressive symptoms.

Which of the following was NOT found by the founder of positive psychology to be one of the three distinct pathways necessary to living a full life?

Michael likes to read maps, charts, and diagrams. He is able to visualize clear images when he thinks about things. He is planning to become an engineer and his favorite classes are those in which he can design and create things. Michael has the following intellectual orientation:

Carl Rogers's theory focused on

Learning the art of __________ and being accepting of yourself is essential in making life changes

Which of the following is NOT true as it applies to psychodrama?

Reviewing Your Childhood and Adolescence

Adulthood and Autonomy

Your Body and Wellness

Managing Stress

Love

Relationships

Becoming the Woman or Man You Want to Be

Sexuality

Work and Recreation

Loneliness and Solitude

Death and Loss

Meaning and Values

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Exam 1: Invitation to Personal Learning and Growth

All of the following are humanistic principles that underlie person-centered expressive arts therapy EXCEPT :

How is Maslow's hierarchy of needs organized?

Rogers built his entire theory and practice of psychotherapy on the concept of

The self-actualization process implies that you will be an __________; you assume responsibility for your education, question what is presented to you, and apply what you learn.

Adler equates his basic concept of community feeling with

According to positive psychologists, educational success and occupational success are indicative of

In the change model outlined by Prochaska and Norcross, the _________________ stage is characterized by a person intending to take action immediately and reporting some small behavioral changes.

The behaviors and traits of trust and autonomy include:

__________ is as much a state of mind as it is life circumstances.

Personal growth is best viewed as

A central concept of the humanistic approach to personal growth is

The primary goal of Jung's theory is

In choice theory, total behavior consists of all of the following components of behavior EXCEPT for:

For the most part, traditional approaches to schooling, including teaching methods, class assignments, and tests, have been geared to and measure the growth of

__________ interventions have been found to enhance both psychological and subjective well-being and to aid in decreasing depressive symptoms.

Which of the following was NOT found by the founder of positive psychology to be one of the three distinct pathways necessary to living a full life?

Michael likes to read maps, charts, and diagrams. He is able to visualize clear images when he thinks about things. He is planning to become an engineer and his favorite classes are those in which he can design and create things. Michael has the following intellectual orientation:

Carl Rogers's theory focused on

Learning the art of __________ and being accepting of yourself is essential in making life changes

Which of the following is NOT true as it applies to psychodrama?

Reviewing Your Childhood and Adolescence

Adulthood and Autonomy

Your Body and Wellness

Managing Stress

Love

Relationships

Becoming the Woman or Man You Want to Be

Sexuality

Work and Recreation

Loneliness and Solitude

Death and Loss

Meaning and Values

Filters