Exam 13: Theories From the Sociologic Sciences

Which system did Freud describe as focusing on the moral issues of "what is right" and "what is wrong" in his theory?

Which nursing theorist based her nursing theory, Interpersonal Relations in Nursing, on Sullivan's theory of Interpersonal Theory of Psychiatry?

Which theorist developed the stress, coping, and adaptation theory?

Which theory did Skinner develop?

Which theory was developed by Hans Selye who defined stress as wear and tear on the body?

Which developmental theorist continued his theory of human development throughout adulthood?

Which of the following theories is based on a model of psychotherapy that emphasizes the uniqueness of the individual?

Which theory was developed with a focus on the underlying premise that an individual has the cognitive ability to think and that he or she thinks either rationally or irrationally?

Which of the following theorists did not develop a psychodynamic theory?

Which theorist is considered the father of humanistic psychology?

Theories from the behavioral sciences look at which of the following?

Which theorist developed a theory based on his work with depressed patients?

Which theorist based his developmental theory on the premise that an individual does not and cannot exist apart from his or her relations with other people?

Which theorist was considered "radical" when describing his work on human thoughts and behaviors in the early 1900s?

Which of the following is an appropriate focus of applied sciences?