The humanist approach

which of the following is NOT part of the humanist approach ?

• free will

• self-actualisation

• Maslow’s hierarchy of needs

• focus on the self and congruence

• Role of the unconscious

Humanist psychology emerged in the 1950s, who is not a key researcher in this approach?

• Rogers

• Maslow

• Pavlov

Humanist psychology...

• is deterministic

• accounts for free will

Reorder the following in Maslow's hierarchy of needs

• esteem

• self actualization

• Love and belonging

• Safety needs

• Physiological needs

Most people have an innate desire to achieve their full potential- to become the best they can possibly be. this is...

• free will

• self actualization

• congruence

• conditions of worth

If too big of a gap exists between the two selves (the way they see themselves and the person they want to be) the person will experience a state of ...

• free will

• self-actualisation

• conditions of worth

• incongruence

A mother saying to her child 'I will only love you if you become a doctor’ is an example of ...

• free will

• self actualization

• incongruence

• conditions of worth

The humanist approach is ...

• reductionist

• holistic

The humanist approach can be applied to all cultures including those in China, Korea, Japan etc

• true

• false

which approach is the most reductionist

• behaviorist

• Humanist