Question 1

Rogers believes

Accepted Answer

A)  in the idiographic approach to understanding individuals 
B)  the client and the therapist should be equal in the psychotherapy setting 
C)  therapists should let the client do all the talking 
D)  therapists should never show strong emotional reactions during therapy 
A)  in the idiographic approach to understanding individuals 
B)  the client and the therapist should be equal in the psychotherapy setting 
C)  therapists should let the client do all the talking 
D)  therapists should never show strong emotional reactions during therapy

Question 2

In the therapy example, during the initial session, what problem did the lawyer-client express?

Accepted Answer

A)  He was not making enough money. 
B)  His marriage was going badly owing to the long hours he spent working. 
C)  His children were materialistic. 
D)  He was actually unaware of any problem, and, thus was evasive. 
A)  He was not making enough money. 
B)  His marriage was going badly owing to the long hours he spent working. 
C)  His children were materialistic. 
D)  He was actually unaware of any problem, and, thus was evasive.

Question 3

Which of the following is most related to Rogers' conception of the self?

Accepted Answer

A)  the balance point between conscious and unconscious processes 
B)  the composite of all of the other personality structures 
C)  the culmination of all the person's hopes, dreams, and aspirations; in other words the mature personality 
D)  the organized, conceptual whole composed of perceptions of characteristics of "I" and "me" 
A)  the balance point between conscious and unconscious processes 
B)  the composite of all of the other personality structures 
C)  the culmination of all the person's hopes, dreams, and aspirations; in other words the mature personality 
D)  the organized, conceptual whole composed of perceptions of characteristics of "I" and "me"

Question 4

All of the following are necessary conditions for productive therapy, except one? Which is NOT a necessary condition?

Accepted Answer

A)  accurate empathic understanding 
B)  congruence 
C)  initial, mutual liking on the part of client and therapist 
D)  positive regard 
A)  accurate empathic understanding 
B)  congruence 
C)  initial, mutual liking on the part of client and therapist 
D)  positive regard

Question 5

While Rogers may not have been so committed to "equality" between himself and his clients, he did

Accepted Answer

A)  reject any authoritarian posture on the part of the therapist 
B)  embrace equal participation on the part of client and therapist in terms of amount of time spent talking 
C)  reject attempts on the part of clients to take charge of their own therapy 
D)  embrace the idea that the therapist was subordinate to the client in the sense of human worth 
A)  reject any authoritarian posture on the part of the therapist 
B)  embrace equal participation on the part of client and therapist in terms of amount of time spent talking 
C)  reject attempts on the part of clients to take charge of their own therapy 
D)  embrace the idea that the therapist was subordinate to the client in the sense of human worth

Question 6

For which has Rogers been criticized?

Accepted Answer

A)  substance abuse 
B)  having an affair with a client 
C)  repudiating his humanistic educational philosophy 
D)  abandoning his family 
A)  substance abuse 
B)  having an affair with a client 
C)  repudiating his humanistic educational philosophy 
D)  abandoning his family

Question 7

Rogers the therapist has been criticized for

Accepted Answer

A)  his stoic silence during therapy 
B)  his unwillingness to offer clients advice 
C)  being authoritarian during therapy 
D)  forcing clients to continue in therapy for years 
A)  his stoic silence during therapy 
B)  his unwillingness to offer clients advice 
C)  being authoritarian during therapy 
D)  forcing clients to continue in therapy for years

Question 8

Which of the following is Rogers' example, recalled from his youth, of the actualizing tendency?

Accepted Answer

A)  the behavior of fighting fish 
B)  the growing of potatoes in the basement 
C)  the struggles of worker ants 
D)  the clinging of the tomato vines 
A)  the behavior of fighting fish 
B)  the growing of potatoes in the basement 
C)  the struggles of worker ants 
D)  the clinging of the tomato vines

Question 9

What did Rogers share with Freud and Horney?

Accepted Answer

A)  a belief in the primary importance of the unconscious 
B)  an intense interest in neurosis 
C)  a belief that people construct defenses against threat 
D)  a commitment to dream analysis 
A)  a belief in the primary importance of the unconscious 
B)  an intense interest in neurosis 
C)  a belief that people construct defenses against threat 
D)  a commitment to dream analysis

Question 10

Which of the following is a contribution of Rogers?

Accepted Answer

A)  He recognized that therapeutic methods have no place in the classroom. 
B)  He showed that it is pointless to attempt to validate therapeutic techniques. 
C)  He guided professionals away from concern about what a person should be. 
D)  He, like Skinner, found "freedom" a misguided concept. 
A)  He recognized that therapeutic methods have no place in the classroom. 
B)  He showed that it is pointless to attempt to validate therapeutic techniques. 
C)  He guided professionals away from concern about what a person should be. 
D)  He, like Skinner, found "freedom" a misguided concept.

Question 11

What enlightening experience did Rogers have during his youth?

Accepted Answer

A)  a trip to China 
B)  a peak experience 
C)  a drug experience 
D)  a couple of years in a monastery 
A)  a trip to China 
B)  a peak experience 
C)  a drug experience 
D)  a couple of years in a monastery

Question 12

What did Dennis, a Protestant, say about Becky, a Catholic, during Rogers' sessions in Northern Ireland?

Accepted Answer

A)  "I can never relate to her." 
B)  "That she is Catholic never made a difference to me; we've been friends since we were wee children." 
C)  "If Becky is Catholic, you just put her in a wee box and that is the end of it." 
D)  "Ours is a tragic romance. We can't tell our parents that were are lovers." 
A)  "I can never relate to her." 
B)  "That she is Catholic never made a difference to me; we've been friends since we were wee children." 
C)  "If Becky is Catholic, you just put her in a wee box and that is the end of it." 
D)  "Ours is a tragic romance. We can't tell our parents that were are lovers."

Question 13

What hypothesis did Rogers deduce from May's six existential issues?

Accepted Answer

A)  All humans are created equal. 
B)  The more the self is threatened, the more the neurotic behavior. 
C)  Life and death are related in a complex matrix that can be deciphered only during extended therapy. 
D)  Existential therapy will work better if it is brief. 
A)  All humans are created equal. 
B)  The more the self is threatened, the more the neurotic behavior. 
C)  Life and death are related in a complex matrix that can be deciphered only during extended therapy. 
D)  Existential therapy will work better if it is brief.

Question 14

During his sessions in South Africa, what happened when a key black participant left the group?

Accepted Answer

A)  ran after him and attempted to persuade him to return 
B)  began to cry 
C)  scolded the person whose remarks led to the exodus 
D)  talked quietly to the group to console them on their loss 
A)  ran after him and attempted to persuade him to return 
B)  began to cry 
C)  scolded the person whose remarks led to the exodus 
D)  talked quietly to the group to console them on their loss

Question 15

What did Gilda, a Protestant, tell Rogers she would do if she saw an IRA man lying on the ground?

Accepted Answer

A)  I would help him up. 
B)  I would ignore him; I wouldn't want to get involved. 
C)  I would prey for him. 
D)  I would step on him. 
A)  I would help him up. 
B)  I would ignore him; I wouldn't want to get involved. 
C)  I would prey for him. 
D)  I would step on him.

Question 16

Which of the following is among Rogers' most basic assumptions?

Accepted Answer

A)  People are resistant to change. 
B)  People are inherently good. 
C)  Personality is based on consistent traits. 
D)  Sexuality is never an important factor in a person's well being. 
A)  People are resistant to change. 
B)  People are inherently good. 
C)  Personality is based on consistent traits. 
D)  Sexuality is never an important factor in a person's well being.

Question 17

By the end of Rogers' sessions in Northern Ireland, what was the state of the relationship between Dennis, a Protestant, and Becky, a Catholic?

Accepted Answer

A)  They remained enemies, but, at least, were willing to continue meeting under the auspices of the local Catholic Charities. 
B)  They agreed to "bury the hatchet" and chair further sessions after Rogers left. 
C)  They agree to tell their parents about their long-standing romance. 
D)  As Becky put it: "Words couldn't describe what I feel towards Dennis...I felt that here I got a friend and that was it." 
A)  They remained enemies, but, at least, were willing to continue meeting under the auspices of the local Catholic Charities. 
B)  They agreed to "bury the hatchet" and chair further sessions after Rogers left. 
C)  They agree to tell their parents about their long-standing romance. 
D)  As Becky put it: "Words couldn't describe what I feel towards Dennis...I felt that here I got a friend and that was it."

Question 18

Which of the following is the best definition of unconditional positive regard?

Accepted Answer

A)  regarding relations with other people in a positive light 
B)  other people communicating to oneself that one is accepted, valued, worthwhile and trusted simply for being who one is 
C)  regarding other people as one might hope they will regard oneself: positively 
D)  the experience of oneself as making a positive difference in others' lives and as receiving warmth, liking, respect, and caring from others 
A)  regarding relations with other people in a positive light 
B)  other people communicating to oneself that one is accepted, valued, worthwhile and trusted simply for being who one is 
C)  regarding other people as one might hope they will regard oneself: positively 
D)  the experience of oneself as making a positive difference in others' lives and as receiving warmth, liking, respect, and caring from others

Question 19

To Rogers the self is functionally equivalent to

Accepted Answer

A)  the personality 
B)  the self-concept 
C)  the junction of conscious and unconscious processes 
D)  emotions, cognitions, and perceptions occurring at a given moment 
A)  the personality 
B)  the self-concept 
C)  the junction of conscious and unconscious processes 
D)  emotions, cognitions, and perceptions occurring at a given moment

Question 20

All of the following are approaches or views of the humanistic psychologists, except one. Which is NOT an approach or view of humanistic psychologists?

Accepted Answer

A)  helping people find the kind of insight that will allow them to return to normalcy 
B)  The human organism is a total being whose physical, psychological, and spiritual aspects cannot be separated. 
C)  idiographic 
D)  person-centered 
A)  helping people find the kind of insight that will allow them to return to normalcy 
B)  The human organism is a total being whose physical, psychological, and spiritual aspects cannot be separated. 
C)  idiographic 
D)  person-centered

Rogers believes

In the therapy example, during the initial session, what problem did the lawyer-client express?

Which of the following is most related to Rogers' conception of the self?

All of the following are necessary conditions for productive therapy, except one? Which is NOT a necessary condition?

While Rogers may not have been so committed to "equality" between himself and his clients, he did

For which has Rogers been criticized?

Rogers the therapist has been criticized for

Which of the following is Rogers' example, recalled from his youth, of the actualizing tendency?

What did Rogers share with Freud and Horney?

Which of the following is a contribution of Rogers?

What enlightening experience did Rogers have during his youth?

What did Dennis, a Protestant, say about Becky, a Catholic, during Rogers' sessions in Northern Ireland?

What hypothesis did Rogers deduce from May's six existential issues?

During his sessions in South Africa, what happened when a key black participant left the group?

What did Gilda, a Protestant, tell Rogers she would do if she saw an IRA man lying on the ground?

Which of the following is among Rogers' most basic assumptions?

By the end of Rogers' sessions in Northern Ireland, what was the state of the relationship between Dennis, a Protestant, and Becky, a Catholic?

Which of the following is the best definition of unconditional positive regard?

To Rogers the self is functionally equivalent to

All of the following are approaches or views of the humanistic psychologists, except one. Which is NOT an approach or view of humanistic psychologists?

Introduction

The Psychoanalytic Legacy: Sigmund Freud

Personalitys Ancestral Foundation: Carl Jung

Overcoming Inferiority and Striving for Superiority: Alfred Adler

Moving Toward, Away From, and Against Others: Karen Horney

Personality From the Interpersonal Perspective: Harry Stack Sullivan

The Seasons of Our Lives: Erik Erikson

The Sociopsychological Approach to Personality: Erich Fromm

Becoming All That One Can Be: Abraham Maslow

Marching to a Different Drummer: George Kelly

The Social-Cognitive Approach to Personality: Walter Mischel and Julian Rotter

Thinking Ahead and Learning Mastery of Ones Circumstances: Albert Bandura

Its All a Matter of Consequences: B.F Skinner

Human Needs and Environmental Press: Henry a Murray

The Trait Approach to Personality: Raymond Cattell and Hans Eysenck

Personality Development and Prejudice: Gordon Allport

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Exam 9: Every Person Is to Be Prized: Carl Rogers

Rogers believes

In the therapy example, during the initial session, what problem did the lawyer-client express?

Which of the following is most related to Rogers' conception of the self?

All of the following are necessary conditions for productive therapy, except one? Which is NOT a necessary condition?

While Rogers may not have been so committed to "equality" between himself and his clients, he did

For which has Rogers been criticized?

Rogers the therapist has been criticized for

Which of the following is Rogers' example, recalled from his youth, of the actualizing tendency?

What did Rogers share with Freud and Horney?

Which of the following is a contribution of Rogers?

What enlightening experience did Rogers have during his youth?

What did Dennis, a Protestant, say about Becky, a Catholic, during Rogers' sessions in Northern Ireland?

What hypothesis did Rogers deduce from May's six existential issues?

During his sessions in South Africa, what happened when a key black participant left the group?

What did Gilda, a Protestant, tell Rogers she would do if she saw an IRA man lying on the ground?

Which of the following is among Rogers' most basic assumptions?

By the end of Rogers' sessions in Northern Ireland, what was the state of the relationship between Dennis, a Protestant, and Becky, a Catholic?

Which of the following is the best definition of unconditional positive regard?

To Rogers the self is functionally equivalent to

All of the following are approaches or views of the humanistic psychologists, except one. Which is NOT an approach or view of humanistic psychologists?

Introduction

The Psychoanalytic Legacy: Sigmund Freud

Personalitys Ancestral Foundation: Carl Jung

Overcoming Inferiority and Striving for Superiority: Alfred Adler

Moving Toward, Away From, and Against Others: Karen Horney

Personality From the Interpersonal Perspective: Harry Stack Sullivan

The Seasons of Our Lives: Erik Erikson

The Sociopsychological Approach to Personality: Erich Fromm

Becoming All That One Can Be: Abraham Maslow

Marching to a Different Drummer: George Kelly

The Social-Cognitive Approach to Personality: Walter Mischel and Julian Rotter

Thinking Ahead and Learning Mastery of Ones Circumstances: Albert Bandura

Its All a Matter of Consequences: B.F Skinner

Human Needs and Environmental Press: Henry a Murray

The Trait Approach to Personality: Raymond Cattell and Hans Eysenck

Personality Development and Prejudice: Gordon Allport

Where Is Personality Theory Going

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