Humanistic Psychology

What is considered the 'third force' in psychology?

• Psychoanalytic theory

• Humanistic Psychology

• Cognitive Psychology

• Behaviorism

Who is recognized as a pioneer of Humanistic Psychology?

• B.F. Skinner

• Sigmund Freud

• Abraham Maslow

• Carl Jung

What does Humanistic Psychology emphasize?

• The unconscious mind

• Observable behaviors

• Cognitive processes

• Self-actualization and creativity

Which of the following is NOT a method associated with Humanistic Psychology?

• Psychodrama

• Breathwork

• Classical conditioning

• Gestalt

What is a key feature of growth centers in Humanistic Psychology?

• They focus on professional therapist-patient relationships

• They are only for the mentally ill

• They prioritize physical health over mental health

• They encourage meeting oneself in a supportive environment

According to Humanistic Psychology, what underlies personal nastiness or niceness?

• They are masks and illusions

• They are unchangeable

• They are inherent traits

• They are determined by genetics

What does Humanistic Psychology say about human motivation?

• It includes an achievement motivation and need for varied experience

• It is based on achieving societal standards

• It is primarily driven by deficiency

• It is fixed and unchangeable

What is the sequence that Humanistic Psychology suggests for a fulfilling life?

• DO – BE – HAVE

• BE – DO – HAVE

• DO – HAVE – BE

• HAVE – DO – BE

Who among the following is NOT mentioned as a contributor to the development of Humanistic Psychology?

• Jean Piaget

• Carl Rogers

• Fritz Perls

• Virginia Satir

What does Humanistic Psychology consider essential for personal development?

• Competitive success

• Strict discipline

• Open and honest communication

• Adherence to societal norms