Question 1

Which of the following is the antithesis of being prized, valued, and accepted?

Accepted Answer

A)  reciprocating those feelings 
B)  accepting conditions of worth set up by other people 
C)  trying to be more than one is 
D)  being concerned that in being all one can be, one may end up more than someone else 
A)  reciprocating those feelings 
B)  accepting conditions of worth set up by other people 
C)  trying to be more than one is 
D)  being concerned that in being all one can be, one may end up more than someone else

Question 2

Which of the following is most consistent with humanistic psychology?

Accepted Answer

A)  exercising freedom of choice in a chaotic world 
B)  a need to absorb the patient's pain 
C)  a respect for the concept "cure" 
D)  emphasis on the whole person 
A)  exercising freedom of choice in a chaotic world 
B)  a need to absorb the patient's pain 
C)  a respect for the concept "cure" 
D)  emphasis on the whole person

Question 3

How did Rogers describe Adler's manner of relating to a child?

Accepted Answer

A)  a little rough, but with an undercurrent of kindness 
B)  very direct and employing a deceptively simple manner 
C)  rather authoritarian, in an ironically Freudian manner 
D)  Very scientific; he addressed the child only after administering a battery of test. 
A)  a little rough, but with an undercurrent of kindness 
B)  very direct and employing a deceptively simple manner 
C)  rather authoritarian, in an ironically Freudian manner 
D)  Very scientific; he addressed the child only after administering a battery of test.

Question 4

To the charge of Rogers' alleged lack of genuineness during filmed therapy sessions, Graf replied

Accepted Answer

A)  the short filmed-sessions were too preliminary to reveal Rogers' genuineness 
B)  Rogers actually showed genuineness by being confrontational 
C)  Rogers' repeated crying in response to client's statements of misery showed his genuineness 
D)  the sessions revealed genuineness, but it was too subtle to be noticed by other than the trained eye 
A)  the short filmed-sessions were too preliminary to reveal Rogers' genuineness 
B)  Rogers actually showed genuineness by being confrontational 
C)  Rogers' repeated crying in response to client's statements of misery showed his genuineness 
D)  the sessions revealed genuineness, but it was too subtle to be noticed by other than the trained eye

Question 5

Regarding people, what did Rogers emphasize?

Accepted Answer

A)  trust in them 
B)  respect for their urges 
C)  individual differences in their traits 
D)  conflicts between them 
A)  trust in them 
B)  respect for their urges 
C)  individual differences in their traits 
D)  conflicts between them

Question 6

Which of the following is a distinguishing mark of humanistic Rogerian psychology?

Accepted Answer

A)  self-sacrifice 
B)  duty to others 
C)  belief in the importance of the self 
D)  belief that all problems have solutions 
A)  self-sacrifice 
B)  duty to others 
C)  belief in the importance of the self 
D)  belief that all problems have solutions

Question 7

What life discrepancy does the lawyer-client uncover in an early session?

Accepted Answer

A)  He and his wife disagree on how to rear their children. 
B)  The children want everything but want to contribute nothing. 
C)  Some of his partners are behaving ethically and some are not. 
D)  Someone he knows he is doing well in his career, but his interests are elsewhere. 
A)  He and his wife disagree on how to rear their children. 
B)  The children want everything but want to contribute nothing. 
C)  Some of his partners are behaving ethically and some are not. 
D)  Someone he knows he is doing well in his career, but his interests are elsewhere.

Question 8

Defensiveness is illustrated by

Accepted Answer

A)  reaction aimed at maintaining the self in the face of contradictory information 
B)  one of those several Freudian mechanisms that Rogers put to good use 
C)  the same as "denial" 
D)  the same as "distortion" 
A)  reaction aimed at maintaining the self in the face of contradictory information 
B)  one of those several Freudian mechanisms that Rogers put to good use 
C)  the same as "denial" 
D)  the same as "distortion"

Question 9

If you are a well-known person, which can you most likely expect?

Accepted Answer

A)  nothing but praise 
B)  making a fortune 
C)  to be criticized 
D)  harassment from the government 
A)  nothing but praise 
B)  making a fortune 
C)  to be criticized 
D)  harassment from the government

Question 10

What did Rollo May call "animal level of awareness" that we share with other creatures?

Accepted Answer

A)  primate consciousness 
B)  vigilance 
C)  anticipation 
D)  subjection 
A)  primate consciousness 
B)  vigilance 
C)  anticipation 
D)  subjection

Question 11

Accurate empathy is

Accepted Answer

A)  empathy, but with evaluation of self by others standards 
B)  understanding a person's thinking rather than emotions 
C)  accurately perceiving a person's inner world non-evaluatively 
D)  empathy that comes with practice at perceiving one's own inner world 
A)  empathy, but with evaluation of self by others standards 
B)  understanding a person's thinking rather than emotions 
C)  accurately perceiving a person's inner world non-evaluatively 
D)  empathy that comes with practice at perceiving one's own inner world

Question 12

What was Rogers' reaction to a white psychologist who claimed that a black, South African revolutionary was just trying to get attention?

Accepted Answer

A)  He brought the two together for a private conference. 
B)  He consoled the black revolutionary. 
C)  He became angry at the white psychologist. 
D)  In characteristic style, he let the two of them work it out on their own. 
A)  He brought the two together for a private conference. 
B)  He consoled the black revolutionary. 
C)  He became angry at the white psychologist. 
D)  In characteristic style, he let the two of them work it out on their own.

Question 13

All except one of the following are contributions of Rogers. Which is NOT a contribution?

Accepted Answer

A)  development of the Adjective Check List 
B)  an understanding of persons 
C)  appreciation of the role of caring interpersonal relations in personality growth 
D)  demonstrations of scientific openness and theoretical flexibility 
A)  development of the Adjective Check List 
B)  an understanding of persons 
C)  appreciation of the role of caring interpersonal relations in personality growth 
D)  demonstrations of scientific openness and theoretical flexibility

Question 14

"Locus of evaluation" involves what problem?

Accepted Answer

A)  locating one's processes of evaluation only within oneself 
B)  the source of evidence about oneself, inside one's self or outside 
C)  the ambiguity of locating the sources of evidence about one's self 
D)  how to get rid of all forms of self-evaluation 
A)  locating one's processes of evaluation only within oneself 
B)  the source of evidence about oneself, inside one's self or outside 
C)  the ambiguity of locating the sources of evidence about one's self 
D)  how to get rid of all forms of self-evaluation

Question 15

What sort of college classroom procedure did Rogers pioneer?

Accepted Answer

A)  students running the entire class 
B)  student active participation as a partial replacement of the traditional lecture 
C)  the Rogerian tendency to reflect student's questions back to them, rather than provide any answers to questions 
D)  transforming the classroom into a "be all you can be" arena 
A)  students running the entire class 
B)  student active participation as a partial replacement of the traditional lecture 
C)  the Rogerian tendency to reflect student's questions back to them, rather than provide any answers to questions 
D)  transforming the classroom into a "be all you can be" arena

Question 16

Which of the following is a contribution of Rogers?

Accepted Answer

A)  He has had great impact on personality assessment. 
B)  He pioneered long-term therapy. 
C)  He has had great impact on personality psychology. 
D)  He has shown that science has no place in assessing therapy. 
A)  He has had great impact on personality assessment. 
B)  He pioneered long-term therapy. 
C)  He has had great impact on personality psychology. 
D)  He has shown that science has no place in assessing therapy.

Question 17

Which of the following was NOT one of Rollo May's six basic existential issues?

Accepted Answer

A)  the existing person is centered in her or his self 
B)  the courage to be 
C)  the extension of life 
D)  anxiety 
A)  the existing person is centered in her or his self 
B)  the courage to be 
C)  the extension of life 
D)  anxiety

Question 18

What "first" did Rogers score way back in 1942?

Accepted Answer

A)  He became the first psychologist to win the Nobel prize. 
B)  He recorded and transcribed a therapy session. 
C)  He wrote President Roosevelt and, in his letter, correctly predicted the current explosion in mental health problems. 
D)  He resigned from the American Psychological Association because they would not accept his ground-breaking "Ethical Principles for Psychologists." 
A)  He became the first psychologist to win the Nobel prize. 
B)  He recorded and transcribed a therapy session. 
C)  He wrote President Roosevelt and, in his letter, correctly predicted the current explosion in mental health problems. 
D)  He resigned from the American Psychological Association because they would not accept his ground-breaking "Ethical Principles for Psychologists."

Question 19

Positive self-regard refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  an ability that some people have and others do not have 
B)  accepting one's behavior no matter what its nature 
C)  regarding oneself positively when one's behavior warrants it 
D)  a favorable attitude toward oneself 
A)  an ability that some people have and others do not have 
B)  accepting one's behavior no matter what its nature 
C)  regarding oneself positively when one's behavior warrants it 
D)  a favorable attitude toward oneself

Question 20

What does the lawyer-client really want to do with his life?

Accepted Answer

A)  be sole owner of his company 
B)  be an artist 
C)  be a "mountain man" 
D)  enter the priesthood 
A)  be sole owner of his company 
B)  be an artist 
C)  be a "mountain man" 
D)  enter the priesthood

Which of the following is the antithesis of being prized, valued, and accepted?

Which of the following is most consistent with humanistic psychology?

How did Rogers describe Adler's manner of relating to a child?

To the charge of Rogers' alleged lack of genuineness during filmed therapy sessions, Graf replied

Regarding people, what did Rogers emphasize?

Which of the following is a distinguishing mark of humanistic Rogerian psychology?

What life discrepancy does the lawyer-client uncover in an early session?

Defensiveness is illustrated by

If you are a well-known person, which can you most likely expect?

What did Rollo May call "animal level of awareness" that we share with other creatures?

Accurate empathy is

What was Rogers' reaction to a white psychologist who claimed that a black, South African revolutionary was just trying to get attention?

All except one of the following are contributions of Rogers. Which is NOT a contribution?

"Locus of evaluation" involves what problem?

What sort of college classroom procedure did Rogers pioneer?

Which of the following is a contribution of Rogers?

Which of the following was NOT one of Rollo May's six basic existential issues?

What "first" did Rogers score way back in 1942?

Positive self-regard refers to

What does the lawyer-client really want to do with his life?

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

Which of the following is the antithesis of being prized, valued, and accepted?

Which of the following is most consistent with humanistic psychology?

How did Rogers describe Adler's manner of relating to a child?

To the charge of Rogers' alleged lack of genuineness during filmed therapy sessions, Graf replied

Regarding people, what did Rogers emphasize?

Which of the following is a distinguishing mark of humanistic Rogerian psychology?

What life discrepancy does the lawyer-client uncover in an early session?

Defensiveness is illustrated by

If you are a well-known person, which can you most likely expect?

What did Rollo May call "animal level of awareness" that we share with other creatures?

Accurate empathy is

What was Rogers' reaction to a white psychologist who claimed that a black, South African revolutionary was just trying to get attention?

All except one of the following are contributions of Rogers. Which is NOT a contribution?

"Locus of evaluation" involves what problem?

What sort of college classroom procedure did Rogers pioneer?

Which of the following is a contribution of Rogers?

Which of the following was NOT one of Rollo May's six basic existential issues?

What "first" did Rogers score way back in 1942?

Positive self-regard refers to

What does the lawyer-client really want to do with his life?

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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