Exam 18: Humanistic Third-Forcepsychology

Husserl's phenomenology soon expanded into:

All of the following statements is accepted by both existential and humanistic psychology except:

For the third-force psychologists,what was missing and what they sought was:

According to May,exercising one's freedom means all of the following except:

Roger's approach to psychotherapy was considered revolutionary for all of the following reasons except:

Third-force psychology contrasts with most other types of psychology because

Rogers believed that any relationship conducive to personal growth must be characterized by all of the following except:

Toward the end of his life Maslow began to develop ____ psychology that went beyond personal experience (mystical,ecstatic,spiritual aspects)and had much in common with non-Western psychologies,philosophies,and religions.

If a person is functioning at any level other than self-actualization,he or she is said to be:

The development of third-force psychology was a reaction to what some saw as deficiencies in the descriptions of humans by behaviorism and psychoanalysis.

For Heidegger,freedom and ____ went hand in hand.

Of prime importance to Husserl was that phenomenology:

The goal of Husserl's pure phenomenology was to:

Describe and discuss Roger's theory of personality.

When conditions of worth replace the organismic valuing process as a guide for living,the person:

For Kelly,both scientific theories and construct systems:

Maslow found that all of the following characterized self-actualizing individuals except:

The humanistic psychologist believes all of the following except:

Rogers found that if therapy is effective:

Kelly called his approach to treating clients fixed-role therapy.