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What is the main assumption behind Maslow's needs hierarchy?
What is the main assumption behind Maslow's needs hierarchy?
- That needs are universally the same across cultures
- That higher needs must be satisfied before turning to lower needs
- That any behavior is motivated by a single need
- That lower needs must be satisfied before turning to higher needs (correct)
What is the core idea of Personal Responsibility in this approach?
What is the core idea of Personal Responsibility in this approach?
- People are responsible for what happens to them (correct)
- People are not responsible for their actions
- People are responsible for what happens to others
- People are responsible for their circumstances
What is the primary focus of the therapist in this approach?
What is the primary focus of the therapist in this approach?
- To analyze the client's past experiences
- To provide solutions to the client's problems
- To provide guidance and direction to the client
- To understand the client's experiences and provide a therapeutic atmosphere (correct)
What is the concept of 'Fully Functioning Individual' related to?
What is the concept of 'Fully Functioning Individual' related to?
What is the goal of personal growth in this approach?
What is the goal of personal growth in this approach?
What is the primary purpose of the 'Here and Now' concept?
What is the primary purpose of the 'Here and Now' concept?
What is the primary focus of self-actualization need?
What is the primary focus of self-actualization need?
What happens when the gap between self-concept and reality becomes too large?
What happens when the gap between self-concept and reality becomes too large?
What is conditional positive regard characterized by?
What is conditional positive regard characterized by?
What is a necessary condition for B-love to develop?
What is a necessary condition for B-love to develop?
What is the result of unconditional positive regard?
What is the result of unconditional positive regard?
What is the primary difference between D-love and B-love?
What is the primary difference between D-love and B-love?
What is one of the disadvantages of using Contingencies of Self-Worth to determine self-esteem?
What is one of the disadvantages of using Contingencies of Self-Worth to determine self-esteem?
What is the 'Approval from Generalized Others' contingency based on?
What is the 'Approval from Generalized Others' contingency based on?
According to the 'Experience Sampling Method', how do people typically react to time alone?
According to the 'Experience Sampling Method', how do people typically react to time alone?
What is the 'Virtue' contingency based on?
What is the 'Virtue' contingency based on?
What is one of the purposes of longer periods of solitude, measured in hours?
What is one of the purposes of longer periods of solitude, measured in hours?
What is the term for short periods of solitude, measured in minutes, that can provide emotional renewal?
What is the term for short periods of solitude, measured in minutes, that can provide emotional renewal?
What was the outcome for dogs who were exposed to shocks initially with no way of escape?
What was the outcome for dogs who were exposed to shocks initially with no way of escape?
What did the experiment group experience in the initial puzzle-solving task?
What did the experiment group experience in the initial puzzle-solving task?
What is the result of inappropriately generalizing what is learned in the initial trial?
What is the result of inappropriately generalizing what is learned in the initial trial?
What is an example of how people can learn to be helpless?
What is an example of how people can learn to be helpless?
What did the dogs who were not exposed to the initial shock manage to do?
What did the dogs who were not exposed to the initial shock manage to do?
What was the outcome for participants who were able to solve the problems and turn off the noise in the initial task?
What was the outcome for participants who were able to solve the problems and turn off the noise in the initial task?
What is the primary factor that determines a person's aggressiveness according to the General Aggression Model?
What is the primary factor that determines a person's aggressiveness according to the General Aggression Model?
What is the result of aggressive thoughts being easily accessible?
What is the result of aggressive thoughts being easily accessible?
How do people typically learn aggressive scripts?
How do people typically learn aggressive scripts?
What is the role of personal and situational factors in the General Aggression Model?
What is the role of personal and situational factors in the General Aggression Model?
Why are highly accessible scripts particularly dangerous in certain situations?
Why are highly accessible scripts particularly dangerous in certain situations?
What is the primary way that aggressive behavior scripts are practiced?
What is the primary way that aggressive behavior scripts are practiced?
