14.4 Psychology Quiz

________ psychology may be viewed as a rebellion against the negative view of human nature that dominated personality theory in the early 1900s.

• Humanistic

• Behavioral

• Cognitive

• Psychoanalytic

If you have a friend who is spontaneous, democratic, and creative, Abraham Maslow would likely characterize her as a(n) ________________ person.

• self-actualized

• introverted

• authoritarian

• conformist

What does my father think of me?

• positive regard

• ignore

• dislike

• admire

George Kelly developed a(n) ________________ grid that psychologists use to help them understand a person's thought processes and constructs.

• personal construct

• repertory

• emotional response

• behavioral analysis

A psychologist who studies how living in Madagascar impacts people's personalities is likely an advocate of ________________ theory.

• behavioral

• sociocultural

• cognitive

• biological

A psychologist who focuses on healthy, creative people who fully utilize their talents is most likely an advocate of

• psychoanalytic theory

• behaviorism

• humanistic psychology

• sociocultural theory

Which of the following is a characteristic of people who are self-actualized?

• A. authoritarian

• B. self-centered

• C. autonomous

• D. conforming

Carl Rogers would recommend which of the following as a cure for a person who is excessively defensive?

• unconditional positive regard

• rewards for positive behavior

• dream analysis

• changing environments

Aaron Beck sought to help clients turn negative thoughts into positive ones by challenging their

• conditions of worth.

• habits of rewarding themselves for bad behaviors.

• memories of childhood events.

• flawed thought processes.

The intuitive-experiential thought process differs from the analytical-rational thought process because it

• is slower and more logical.

• is faster and based on emotion.

• relates to deeper thoughts.

• uses more thought processes.