Answer these 20 Humanistic Psychology MCQs and assess your grip on the subject of Humanistic Psychology. Scroll below and get started!
A. Can exist independently of other people's attitude toward them.
B. Denial and distortion.
C. Move toward psychological growth.
D. Psychologically healthy people show little discrepancy between self and ideal self.
E. Positive regard
A. Negative, basically antisocial
B. Positive, basically antisocial
C. Negative, naturally prosocial
D. Positive, naturally prosocial
A. Less is more
B. There is less to perception than meets the eye
C. More is less
D. There is more to perception than meets the eye
E. All of the choices can be true, depending on the situation.
A. Personal; impersonal
B. To promote organization; to ensure justice
C. Optional; obligatory
D. Obligatory; optional
A. Subjective speculation about associationism
B. Any act that produces satisfaction is more likely to occur again
C. Any act that produces discomfort is less likely to occur again
D. Use of mentalistic processes
A. Social responsibility
B. Ethical intensity
C. Economic responsibility
D. Ethical responsibility
A. Justice
B. Distributive justice
C. Procedural justice
A. A knowledge of geographical facts
B. The speed of processing mathematical information
C. The size of one's science vocabulary
D. The ability to recognize the name famous paintings
A. Tangible and intangible products
B. Physical labor
C. Human or mechanical efforts
D. Ideas and other intangible efforts
E. Knowledge and technology
A. Behaviorism
B. Introspection
C. Both of these
D. None of these
A. Prevent or eliminate sexual fantasies
B. Reduce the appetite of all sexually active males
C. Block or reduce hormones like testosterone
D. Reduce sensitivity to sexual intercourse
A. Existential location.
B. Eigenwelt
C. Thrown-ness.
D. Angst
A. Burning and tingling
B. Continuous efforts for growth
C. Disinterest in others
A. The skills used in everyday problem solving
B. Abstract planning, focused attention, and verbal and logical skills
C. The accumulation of facts and knowledge as a result of experience
D. The capacity to be intellectually flexible and innovative.
A. Need for self-fulfillment
B. Realization of one's potential
C. Continuous efforts for growth
D. Disinterest in others
A. Method-centered
B. Person-centered
C. Problem-centered
D. Time-focused
A. Social
B. Esteem
C. Security
D. Physiological
A. Variable resource
B. Herding
C. Individualist
D. Collectivist
A. A specific age is reached
B. After the rites of passage have occurred
C. Body fat is reached
D. Specific height is reached
A. Without considering the consequences
B. Regardless of that person's behavior
C. Because you yourself feel loved
D. Unwisely
A. Have no preference regarding the gender of the therapist
B. Prefer a female therapist
C. Prefer a male therapist
D. Prefer male and female co-therapists
A. 75%
B. 65%
C. 55%
D. 45%
A. Encounter groups
B. Sensitivity groups
C. T-groups
D. Family constellation groups.
A. Limited
B. No
C. Survival
D. Fleeting