Exam 19: Psychoanalytic and Humanistic Theories

There are many critics who argue that the humanistic approach is more of a ____ than a ____.

Among little boys,fears of castration result from:

If you study people's long-lasting and distinctive behaviors,thoughts,motives,and emotions that influence our reactions and adaptation,then you're studying:

Freud believed that personality development proceeded through a sequence of ____ stages.

Discuss validity and reliability,and why they are important characteristics of personality tests.

What roles do the ideal self and real self play in Rogers' theory?

Which of the following is an example of projection?

Describe the levels of Maslow's hierarchy of needs.How might you satisfy each of the levels?

What do theories of personality do?

During your job interview,you were asked to describe your accomplishments,education,and how well you work with others.These are examples of:

Using a psychodynamic perspective,a reason for Peter Herida's "super massive morbid obesity" would be:

From the psychodynamic approach,how do people with shyness deal with this challenge?

Which Freudian term refers to the attempt to satisfy drives without concern for moral restrictions or societal regulations?

When studying shyness,social cognitive theorists argue that it can be best understood by:

With the growth of positive psychology,more and more attention is being given to ______.

Self-concept plays an important role in personality because it influences:

"I had a dream last night where I was flying through trees that seemed to sway with a voice I heard near the ground." What is the manifest content of this dream?

If a defense mechanism is successful:

The three divisions of the mind according to Freud's theory are:

Maslow believed that everyone is motivated by: