Exam 19: Psychoanalytic and Humanistic Theories

Use the psychodynamic and humanistic approaches to explain the case of Peter Herida,the individual who lost 560 pounds.

Freud assumed that the ____ was totally unconscious,and that the largest part of the ____ was conscious.

Freud emphasized the influence of conscious forces on behavior.

According to Freud,the third stage of psychosexual development is the _____ stage.

Anxiety is created by the ego in response to:

Gregory's college roommate finds him very difficult to live with because Gregory is extremely selfish and demands immediate gratification of all his needs and desires.From a psychodynamic point of view,Gregory is still being controlled by the:

You overhear a husband telling his wife who is breastfeeding their newborn,"Careful,don't give her too much!" Which of the following Freudian terms best illustrates the husband's concern?

When a person pushes threatening feelings into the unconscious,they are engaging in:

One of the effects of losing weight for Peter Herida was an increase in self-esteem.

Maslow's hierarchy of needs suggests that:

The humanistic theory focuses on unconscious conflicts and early childhood experiences.

According to Freud,could a person function without conflict or anxiety?

According to Carl Rogers,the characteristics you see yourself as having constitute the:

Freud defined the id as:

In what stage do sexual desires resurface and become renewed after an extended absence?

If you are doing a computerized literature search on humanistic theory,which group of words would be most appropriate to use?

Validity refers to a test measuring what it intends to measure.

Critics charged that Freud's theory of personality is not very useful in:

The final psychosexual stage,during which the adolescent experiences sexual feelings towards others,is called the ____ stage.

If you have wishes,desires,or thoughts that you are aware of or can recall at any given moment,you have experienced: