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The central focus of both phenomenology and existentialism in understanding personality is:
The central focus of both phenomenology and existentialism in understanding personality is:
Existentialists believe that confronting our own mortality can lead to:
Existentialists believe that confronting our own mortality can lead to:
Humanistic psychologists, influenced by existentialism, emphasize:
Humanistic psychologists, influenced by existentialism, emphasize:
Carl Rogers, a founder of humanistic psychology, believed that becoming a fully functioning individual requires:
Carl Rogers, a founder of humanistic psychology, believed that becoming a fully functioning individual requires:
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According to Abraham Maslow, the ultimate goal of human existence is:
According to Abraham Maslow, the ultimate goal of human existence is:
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George Kelly's personal construct theory posits that:
George Kelly's personal construct theory posits that:
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Studying other cultures can help us to:
Studying other cultures can help us to:
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Ethnocentrism and outgroup homogeneity bias are examples of:
Ethnocentrism and outgroup homogeneity bias are examples of:
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Behaviorists believe that personality is primarily shaped by:
Behaviorists believe that personality is primarily shaped by:
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John Watson's "Little Albert" experiment demonstrated the role of:
John Watson's "Little Albert" experiment demonstrated the role of:
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Study Notes
Phenomenology and Existentialism
- Central to both philosophies is the exploration of individual experience and consciousness in shaping personality.
Confronting Mortality
- Existentialists argue that facing the reality of death can catalyze personal growth and a deeper understanding of one’s existence.
Humanistic Psychology and Existentialism
- Humanistic psychologists, influenced by existential thought, emphasize the importance of individual agency, personal meaning, and the potential for self-actualization.
Fully Functioning Individual
- Carl Rogers emphasized that achieving full functionality involves genuine self-exploration, acceptance of one’s feelings, and a supportive environment.
Ultimate Human Goal
- Abraham Maslow proposed that the ultimate aim of human existence is self-actualization, where individuals realize their full potential.
Personal Construct Theory
- George Kelly's theory suggests that people interpret the world through personal constructs, mental filters that influence thoughts, feelings, and behaviors.
Cultural Studies
- Analyzing different cultures enhances our understanding of diverse perspectives and can diminish ethnocentric biases.
Ethnocentrism and Outgroup Bias
- These concepts illustrate cognitive biases where individuals view their own group as superior and perceive outgroups as homogenous and less favorable.
Behaviorism and Personality
- Behaviorist perspectives maintain that personality is predominantly shaped through interactions with the environment and learned behaviors.
Little Albert Experiment
- John Watson's experiment highlighted the role of classical conditioning in developing phobias, demonstrating that emotional responses can be learned and applied.
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Explore the core concepts of phenomenology and existentialism in relation to personality. This quiz delves into the fundamental ideas of these philosophical approaches, providing insights into human behavior and experience. Test your knowledge and gain a deeper understanding of these influential philosophies.
