Question 1

During the protest era of the 60s

Accepted Answer

A)  Maslow shunned the protesters 
B)  Maslow was a natural for the role of Guru 
C)  Maslow was in the forefront of the protest movement 
D)  Maslow was a secret informer for the FBI 
A)  Maslow shunned the protesters 
B)  Maslow was a natural for the role of Guru 
C)  Maslow was in the forefront of the protest movement 
D)  Maslow was a secret informer for the FBI

Question 2

Meta-needs are

Accepted Answer

A)  lower in the hierarchy than self-actualization 
B)  more immediate and prepotent than D-needs 
C)  relatively easy to satisfy 
D)  growth needs 
A)  lower in the hierarchy than self-actualization 
B)  more immediate and prepotent than D-needs 
C)  relatively easy to satisfy 
D)  growth needs

Question 3

According to a view that Maslow rejects, how does the infant learn love? Through

Accepted Answer

A)  classical conditioning 
B)  instrumental conditioning 
C)  associative learning 
D)  emotive learning 
A)  classical conditioning 
B)  instrumental conditioning 
C)  associative learning 
D)  emotive learning

Question 4

Which is more likely to be possessed by self-actualizers than others?

Accepted Answer

A)  selflessness 
B)  mathematical ability 
C)  B-Values 
D)  Q-needs 
A)  selflessness 
B)  mathematical ability 
C)  B-Values 
D)  Q-needs

Question 5

All of the following are Gestalt laws of organization, except one. Which is NOT a Gestalt law?

Accepted Answer

A)  grouping similar objects together to form a whole 
B)  figure and groundπface/vaseπcan be seen at the same time 
C)  grouping proximal objects together 
D)  incomplete objects are closed perceptually 
A)  grouping similar objects together to form a whole 
B)  figure and groundπface/vaseπcan be seen at the same time 
C)  grouping proximal objects together 
D)  incomplete objects are closed perceptually

Question 6

All of the following, except one, are applications of Maslow's ideas. Which is NOT an application?

Accepted Answer

A)  management: recognition of employees' need satisfaction pursuits 
B)  to help children of the world deal with disasters 
C)  clergy: establishing the need level of congregation members 
D)  self-actualization in athletes 
A)  management: recognition of employees' need satisfaction pursuits 
B)  to help children of the world deal with disasters 
C)  clergy: establishing the need level of congregation members 
D)  self-actualization in athletes

Question 7

What was Maslow's view of human nature?

Accepted Answer

A)  There is no such thing. 
B)  Nurture is more important than nature. 
C)  Same as Rogers': all humans are equal. 
D)  It is inborn. 
A)  There is no such thing. 
B)  Nurture is more important than nature. 
C)  Same as Rogers': all humans are equal. 
D)  It is inborn.

Question 8

All except one of the following are exceptions to the rule that lower-order needs must be met before higher-order needs. Which does NOT represent one of those exceptions?

Accepted Answer

A)  Jesus Christ 
B)  Ghandi 
C)  former President Clinton 
D)  anyone who can gradually deny lower order needs 
A)  Jesus Christ 
B)  Ghandi 
C)  former President Clinton 
D)  anyone who can gradually deny lower order needs

Question 9

Eupsychia refers to

Accepted Answer

A)  a place where differences between people would melt away 
B)  a utopian society characterized by psychological health among all members 
C)  a kind of therapy in which the client is the therapist 
D)  a condition of transcendental exultation 
A)  a place where differences between people would melt away 
B)  a utopian society characterized by psychological health among all members 
C)  a kind of therapy in which the client is the therapist 
D)  a condition of transcendental exultation

Question 10

All of the following are true of self-actualization, according to Maslow, except one. Which is NOT true of self-actualization?

Accepted Answer

A)  Potentially, everyone can become self-actualized. 
B)  It is becoming what one potentially is. 
C)  It is not a deficiency need. 
D)  It is becoming everything that one is capable of being. 
A)  Potentially, everyone can become self-actualized. 
B)  It is becoming what one potentially is. 
C)  It is not a deficiency need. 
D)  It is becoming everything that one is capable of being.

Question 11

Young Maslow had an interest in

Accepted Answer

A)  film 
B)  collecting moths 
C)  fencing 
D)  dominance in monkeys 
A)  film 
B)  collecting moths 
C)  fencing 
D)  dominance in monkeys

Question 12

What measure did Wicker and colleagues (1993) find to be an improvement on the usual index of hierarchy need satisfaction?

Accepted Answer

A)  importance 
B)  intensity 
C)  intention 
D)  salience 
A)  importance 
B)  intensity 
C)  intention 
D)  salience

Question 13

According to Kiel, how should Maslow's hierarchy be changed?

Accepted Answer

A)  make it broad where the broadest needs are found 
B)  make it square to equate the needs 
C)  make it round so that all needs are connected to all other needs 
D)  make it rectangular with the most important needs to the left 
A)  make it broad where the broadest needs are found 
B)  make it square to equate the needs 
C)  make it round so that all needs are connected to all other needs 
D)  make it rectangular with the most important needs to the left

Question 14

Maslow's father married

Accepted Answer

A)  into wealth 
B)  because he had to 
C)  when he was 57 years old 
D)  his first cousin, Rose 
A)  into wealth 
B)  because he had to 
C)  when he was 57 years old 
D)  his first cousin, Rose

Question 15

In Maslow's scheme, prepotent means

Accepted Answer

A)  the same as impotent 
B)  omnipotent 
C)  stronger and more immediately demanding than higher-order needs 
D)  stronger and more immediately demanding than lower-order needs 
A)  the same as impotent 
B)  omnipotent 
C)  stronger and more immediately demanding than higher-order needs 
D)  stronger and more immediately demanding than lower-order needs

Question 16

What did Mathes, Zevon, Roter, and Joerger (1982) find that was peculiar to people who reported peak experiences?

Accepted Answer

A)  intense happiness 
B)  a feeling of being special and entitled 
C)  being drawn to religion 
D)  having a feeling of uncontrollable power over others 
A)  intense happiness 
B)  a feeling of being special and entitled 
C)  being drawn to religion 
D)  having a feeling of uncontrollable power over others

Question 17

All except one of the following are reasons why Maslow should be considered one of the great psychologists. Which is NOT a reason for his greatness?

Accepted Answer

A)  The evidence supporting self-actualization is accumulating so fast, criticism of the notion may someday be deemed trivial. 
B)  His idea that entities may be arranged in hierarchies is original with him and has spread to all other branches of science. 
C)  He had a solid scientific background. 
D)  His is a model for us all in that he overcame a distressing childhood and anti-semitism to become a fine person and major contributor. 
A)  The evidence supporting self-actualization is accumulating so fast, criticism of the notion may someday be deemed trivial. 
B)  His idea that entities may be arranged in hierarchies is original with him and has spread to all other branches of science. 
C)  He had a solid scientific background. 
D)  His is a model for us all in that he overcame a distressing childhood and anti-semitism to become a fine person and major contributor.

Question 18

What is unique about Maslow's point of view?

Accepted Answer

A)  He considered needs. 
B)  He considered multiple motives. 
C)  He considered self-actualization. 
D)  He has used the experimental method. 
A)  He considered needs. 
B)  He considered multiple motives. 
C)  He considered self-actualization. 
D)  He has used the experimental method.

Question 19

Meta-needs include

Accepted Answer

A)  esteem needs 
B)  love and belongingness needs 
C)  cognitive needs 
D)  transcendental needs 
A)  esteem needs 
B)  love and belongingness needs 
C)  cognitive needs 
D)  transcendental needs

Question 20

Drives are

Accepted Answer

A)  opposite to motives 
B)  motion-propelling organizations directed toward goals 
C)  simple tensions that demand to be satisfied 
D)  satisfactions that are sought by all humans 
A)  opposite to motives 
B)  motion-propelling organizations directed toward goals 
C)  simple tensions that demand to be satisfied 
D)  satisfactions that are sought by all humans

During the protest era of the 60s

Meta-needs are

According to a view that Maslow rejects, how does the infant learn love? Through

Which is more likely to be possessed by self-actualizers than others?

All of the following are Gestalt laws of organization, except one. Which is NOT a Gestalt law?

All of the following, except one, are applications of Maslow's ideas. Which is NOT an application?

What was Maslow's view of human nature?

All except one of the following are exceptions to the rule that lower-order needs must be met before higher-order needs. Which does NOT represent one of those exceptions?

Eupsychia refers to

All of the following are true of self-actualization, according to Maslow, except one. Which is NOT true of self-actualization?

Young Maslow had an interest in

What measure did Wicker and colleagues (1993) find to be an improvement on the usual index of hierarchy need satisfaction?

According to Kiel, how should Maslow's hierarchy be changed?

Maslow's father married

In Maslow's scheme, prepotent means

What did Mathes, Zevon, Roter, and Joerger (1982) find that was peculiar to people who reported peak experiences?

All except one of the following are reasons why Maslow should be considered one of the great psychologists. Which is NOT a reason for his greatness?

What is unique about Maslow's point of view?

Meta-needs include

Drives are

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

During the protest era of the 60s

Meta-needs are

According to a view that Maslow rejects, how does the infant learn love? Through

Which is more likely to be possessed by self-actualizers than others?

All of the following are Gestalt laws of organization, except one. Which is NOT a Gestalt law?

All of the following, except one, are applications of Maslow's ideas. Which is NOT an application?

What was Maslow's view of human nature?

All except one of the following are exceptions to the rule that lower-order needs must be met before higher-order needs. Which does NOT represent one of those exceptions?

Eupsychia refers to

All of the following are true of self-actualization, according to Maslow, except one. Which is NOT true of self-actualization?

Young Maslow had an interest in

What measure did Wicker and colleagues (1993) find to be an improvement on the usual index of hierarchy need satisfaction?

According to Kiel, how should Maslow's hierarchy be changed?

Maslow's father married

In Maslow's scheme, prepotent means

What did Mathes, Zevon, Roter, and Joerger (1982) find that was peculiar to people who reported peak experiences?

All except one of the following are reasons why Maslow should be considered one of the great psychologists. Which is NOT a reason for his greatness?

What is unique about Maslow's point of view?

Meta-needs include

Drives are

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

Filters