Exam 18: Humanistic Third-Forcepsychology

The Jonah complex refers to:

Heidegger used the term ____ to indicate that a person and the world were inseparable.

For Rogers,people using the actualizing tendency as a frame of reference in living their lives are said to be living according to the organismic valuing process.T

Maslow began to ponder a fourth force psychology called transpersonal psychology,which would focus on the mystical,ecstatic,or spiritual aspects of human nature.

According to Rogers,using the ____ as a guide for living one's life causes a person to approach and maintain experiences that are in accordance with the actualizing tendency but to terminate or avoid those that are not.

Which of the following presents Maslow's hierarchy of needs in proper order?

Heidegger said we come into conditions of our lives over which we have no control,such as male or female,rich or poor,our nationality.This he called:

For humanistic psychology,the goal of psychology should be to formulate a description of what it means to be a human being.Which of the following is not part of that description?

Binswanger proposed three different modes of existence to which individuals give meaning through their consciousness.

Most existentialists accept Nietzsche's proclamation:

All of the following were antecedents of third-force psychology except:

For Kelly,people construct worldview systems to predict future events.

Which of the following is not a characteristic of a self-actualizing person?

Maslow is usually recognized as the one most responsible for making humanistic psychology a formal branch of psychology.

Describe constructive alternativism of Kelly.

According to May,the person experiencing ____ conforms to tradition,religious dogma,the expectation of others,or anything else that reduces his or her need to make personal choices.

Which of the following did Sartre mean by his statement,"Existence precedes essence"?

Maslow said that self-actualizing individuals were ____ motivated.

For May,humans are both objects and subjects of experience,which is what he called the human dilemma.

May,like the other existentialists,believed that the most important fact about humans is that they are: