Exam 13: Experience, Existence, and the Meaning of Life: Humanistic and Positive Psychology

Describe Rogerian psychotherapy. What does a Rogerian therapist attempt to do for clients? Why does Rogers think this approach should work? What might be a downside to a humanistic view of mental health?

Which tenant of self-determination theory appears to be its boldest prediction?

The personality test that asks you to identify sets of three people, ideas, or objects and describe how any two of them are similar to each other and different from the third is attempting to assess your ________.

Positive psychologists usually argue that true happiness comes from overcoming important challenges. This idea is quite similar to Sartre's conception of ________.

John realizes that helping one set of people could lead others to suffer. According to Sartre, what sensation will this insight produce?