If You Were a Humanistic Psychologist Trying to Help a Client

Multiple Choice

If you were a humanistic psychologist trying to help a client overcome his psychological problems, which of the following would you be most likely to do?

A) Help the client develop insight regarding repressed conflicts he has been battling since early childhood.
B) Help the client discover an inner sense of identity by focusing on self-improvement, self-esteem, and self-actualization.
C) Help the client discover an inner sense of identity through overcoming the sense of isolation, alienation, and meaninglessness that permeates modern life.
D) Help the client recognize and change patterns of faulty negative thinking that lead to distressing emotions and maladaptive behaviors.