Question 1

What would Eupsychia be like?

Accepted Answer

A)  like any other commune, but without authoritarian leadership 
B)  prone to valuing what is simple, loving, and unselfish 
C)  a paradise in which each person has what she or he wants out of life 
D)  a new form of life style in which people are permitted to pursue whatever they want 
A)  like any other commune, but without authoritarian leadership 
B)  prone to valuing what is simple, loving, and unselfish 
C)  a paradise in which each person has what she or he wants out of life 
D)  a new form of life style in which people are permitted to pursue whatever they want

Question 2

Belongingness and love needs

Accepted Answer

A)  are met after esteem needs 
B)  are the most important needs 
C)  include security and freedom from physiological want 
D)  include a sense of place in family and groups 
A)  are met after esteem needs 
B)  are the most important needs 
C)  include security and freedom from physiological want 
D)  include a sense of place in family and groups

Question 3

The physiological need level is often experienced by

Accepted Answer

A)  psychotic people 
B)  homeless people 
C)  immigrants of all kinds 
D)  priests 
A)  psychotic people 
B)  homeless people 
C)  immigrants of all kinds 
D)  priests

Question 4

The best way to describe Maslow's father in relations to him was

Accepted Answer

A)  cruel 
B)  warm 
C)  absent 
D)  violent 
A)  cruel 
B)  warm 
C)  absent 
D)  violent

Question 5

All except one of the following were findings of Williams' and Pages' (1989) study of safety, belongingness and esteem needs. Which is NOT among their findings?

Accepted Answer

A)  Student subjects were, on average, functioning at the esteem level. 
B)  Needs at lower levels were rated "important" but not "salient" (on the mind). 
C)  A substantial minority of student subjects, 30%, were deemed either functioning at the self-actualization level or about to move to that level. 
D)  Need satisfaction was high for all levels, but was lowest for the esteem level. 
A)  Student subjects were, on average, functioning at the esteem level. 
B)  Needs at lower levels were rated "important" but not "salient" (on the mind). 
C)  A substantial minority of student subjects, 30%, were deemed either functioning at the self-actualization level or about to move to that level. 
D)  Need satisfaction was high for all levels, but was lowest for the esteem level.

Question 6

Which of the following are among Maslow's emphases?

Accepted Answer

A)  All humans are basically equal. 
B)  the biological origin of human needs and values 
C)  the contention that self-actualization is difficult to attain, but possible for everyone 
D)  the primacy of brotherly love 
A)  All humans are basically equal. 
B)  the biological origin of human needs and values 
C)  the contention that self-actualization is difficult to attain, but possible for everyone 
D)  the primacy of brotherly love

Question 7

Who among the following is most likely to continually experience D-needs?

Accepted Answer

A)  psychotic people 
B)  religious fanatics 
C)  people on medication 
D)  impoverished people 
A)  psychotic people 
B)  religious fanatics 
C)  people on medication 
D)  impoverished people

Question 8

"Do people live by bread alone?" (Maslow)

Accepted Answer

A)  yes, always 
B)  Yes, except when bread is prohibited by culture. 
C)  No, all people can always deny the needs of the flesh. 
D)  No, when bread is plentiful other needs emerge. 
A)  yes, always 
B)  Yes, except when bread is prohibited by culture. 
C)  No, all people can always deny the needs of the flesh. 
D)  No, when bread is plentiful other needs emerge.

Question 9

All except one of the following were among Maslow's mother's alleged cruelties? Which was NOT among those cruelties?

Accepted Answer

A)  She broke his prized 78 RPM records. 
B)  She subjected him to "religious harassment." 
C)  She killed his kitten. 
D)  She stole the money he had carefully saved. 
A)  She broke his prized 78 RPM records. 
B)  She subjected him to "religious harassment." 
C)  She killed his kitten. 
D)  She stole the money he had carefully saved.

Question 10

To whose monkey laboratory did Maslow migrate while at the University of Wisconsin?

Accepted Answer

A)  Wundt 
B)  Titchener 
C)  Harlow 
D)  Koffka 
A)  Wundt 
B)  Titchener 
C)  Harlow 
D)  Koffka

Question 11

Peak experience refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  the top of the experience hierarchy 
B)  the experiences one has at her or his peak of life 
C)  intense, mystical experiences associated with wonder and awe 
D)  voluntary and durable like a plateau experience 
A)  the top of the experience hierarchy 
B)  the experiences one has at her or his peak of life 
C)  intense, mystical experiences associated with wonder and awe 
D)  voluntary and durable like a plateau experience

Question 12

Self-actualization is

Accepted Answer

A)  a D-need 
B)  a growth need 
C)  a meta-need 
D)  a transcendental need 
A)  a D-need 
B)  a growth need 
C)  a meta-need 
D)  a transcendental need

Question 13

Graham and Balloun (1973) found

Accepted Answer

A)  no correlations between level of satisfaction and desire for satisfaction, as expected 
B)  no correlations between level of satisfaction and desire for satisfaction, contrary to expectations 
C)  a positive correlation between level of satisfaction and desire for satisfaction, as expected 
D)  a negative correlation between level of satisfaction and desire for satisfaction, as expected 
A)  no correlations between level of satisfaction and desire for satisfaction, as expected 
B)  no correlations between level of satisfaction and desire for satisfaction, contrary to expectations 
C)  a positive correlation between level of satisfaction and desire for satisfaction, as expected 
D)  a negative correlation between level of satisfaction and desire for satisfaction, as expected

Question 14

What problem did Maslow share with Horney during their youth?

Accepted Answer

A)  They were both subject to anti-Semitism. 
B)  They both came from poverty. 
C)  They both felt unattractive. 
D)  They were both dyslexic. 
A)  They were both subject to anti-Semitism. 
B)  They both came from poverty. 
C)  They both felt unattractive. 
D)  They were both dyslexic.

Question 15

Who was the reason that Maslow finally transferred to University of Wisconsin?

Accepted Answer

A)  Wundt 
B)  Titchener 
C)  Harlow 
D)  Koffka 
A)  Wundt 
B)  Titchener 
C)  Harlow 
D)  Koffka

Question 16

All of the following are properly considered "self-actualizers" except one. Who is NOT properly considered a self-actualizer?

Accepted Answer

A)  Elizabeth Taylor 
B)  Harriet Tubman 
C)  Malcolm X 
D)  Mother Teresa 
A)  Elizabeth Taylor 
B)  Harriet Tubman 
C)  Malcolm X 
D)  Mother Teresa

Question 17

About Maslow's self-actualization, Mittleman (1991) wondered

Accepted Answer

A)  whether it is better thought of as "openness" 
B)  about the theory's remarkable similarity to Freud's 
C)  whether the theory can be improved 
D)  whose theory is more important 
A)  whether it is better thought of as "openness" 
B)  about the theory's remarkable similarity to Freud's 
C)  whether the theory can be improved 
D)  whose theory is more important

Question 18

Kasser and Ryan (1996) found that all of the following were aspirations that were negatively associated with self-actualization, except one. Which was NOT among those that these researchers found to be inversely related to self-actualization?

Accepted Answer

A)  for great power 
B)  for financial success 
C)  for an appealing appearance; 
D)  for social recognition 
A)  for great power 
B)  for financial success 
C)  for an appealing appearance; 
D)  for social recognition

Question 19

Esteem needs

Accepted Answer

A)  include being cared for by a mothering one 
B)  are the highest in the hierarchy 
C)  include personal desires for adequacy 
D)  include affectionate relations with people 
A)  include being cared for by a mothering one 
B)  are the highest in the hierarchy 
C)  include personal desires for adequacy 
D)  include affectionate relations with people

Question 20

Which is sufficient for attaining self-actualization?

Accepted Answer

A)  satisfaction of D-needs 
B)  Sufficient conditions for attaining self-actualization would be difficult of impossible to state. 
C)  All physiological needs must be met. 
D)  Safety needs must be met. 
A)  satisfaction of D-needs 
B)  Sufficient conditions for attaining self-actualization would be difficult of impossible to state. 
C)  All physiological needs must be met. 
D)  Safety needs must be met.

What would Eupsychia be like?

Belongingness and love needs

The physiological need level is often experienced by

The best way to describe Maslow's father in relations to him was

All except one of the following were findings of Williams' and Pages' (1989) study of safety, belongingness and esteem needs. Which is NOT among their findings?

Which of the following are among Maslow's emphases?

Who among the following is most likely to continually experience D-needs?

"Do people live by bread alone?" (Maslow)

All except one of the following were among Maslow's mother's alleged cruelties? Which was NOT among those cruelties?

To whose monkey laboratory did Maslow migrate while at the University of Wisconsin?

Peak experience refers to

Self-actualization is

Graham and Balloun (1973) found

What problem did Maslow share with Horney during their youth?

Who was the reason that Maslow finally transferred to University of Wisconsin?

All of the following are properly considered "self-actualizers" except one. Who is NOT properly considered a self-actualizer?

About Maslow's self-actualization, Mittleman (1991) wondered

Kasser and Ryan (1996) found that all of the following were aspirations that were negatively associated with self-actualization, except one. Which was NOT among those that these researchers found to be inversely related to self-actualization?

Esteem needs

Which is sufficient for attaining self-actualization?

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

Every Person Is to Be Prized: Carl Rogers

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 10: Becoming All That One Can Be: Abraham Maslow

What would Eupsychia be like?

Belongingness and love needs

The physiological need level is often experienced by

The best way to describe Maslow's father in relations to him was

All except one of the following were findings of Williams' and Pages' (1989) study of safety, belongingness and esteem needs. Which is NOT among their findings?

Which of the following are among Maslow's emphases?

Who among the following is most likely to continually experience D-needs?

"Do people live by bread alone?" (Maslow)

All except one of the following were among Maslow's mother's alleged cruelties? Which was NOT among those cruelties?

To whose monkey laboratory did Maslow migrate while at the University of Wisconsin?

Peak experience refers to

Self-actualization is

Graham and Balloun (1973) found

What problem did Maslow share with Horney during their youth?

Who was the reason that Maslow finally transferred to University of Wisconsin?

All of the following are properly considered "self-actualizers" except one. Who is NOT properly considered a self-actualizer?

About Maslow's self-actualization, Mittleman (1991) wondered

Kasser and Ryan (1996) found that all of the following were aspirations that were negatively associated with self-actualization, except one. Which was NOT among those that these researchers found to be inversely related to self-actualization?

Esteem needs

Which is sufficient for attaining self-actualization?

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

Every Person Is to Be Prized: Carl Rogers

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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