Leading Figures
Definition
Alternatives
Therapy
Miscellaneous
100
Who are the leading figures of Humanistic Psychology?

Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow


100

What is prizing?

An unconditional positive regard toward the client

100

Alternatives to humanistic Psychotherapy?

Gestalt and Existential Psychology


100

Which type of movement is motivational interviewing in line with?

Positive Psychology movement

100

 Is there a significant correlation between empathy, UPR, and genuineness with success of the therapy?

Yes

200

Who developed a hierarchy of needs to become self actualized?

Abraham Maslow

200

What is congruence?

A match between one's real self and the ideal self.

200

Rollo May, Victor Frankl, Irvin Yalom are key contributors to which type of alternative psychotherapy?

Existential Psychology

200

What is it when a therapist responds to a client by rephrasing or restating the client’s statements in a way that highlights their feelings/emotions?

Reflection

200

T/F Did Martin Seligman emphasize human strengths over pathology.

True

300

Leading figure of motivational learning?

William Miller

300

What is the real self?

How someone is as they are.

300

Among the alternatives to humanistic psychotherapy, which has a holistic approach?

Gestalt Psychology


300

What are ways reflection must be done?

With humility, patience, active listening

300

When did positive psychotherapy first emerge?

1990

400

Who had expressed regret about the way reflection of feeling had been used by those inside and outside of the humanistic movement?

Carl Rogers

400

What is the ideal self?

How someone wishes themselves to be

400

What is positive psychology?

An approach that emphasizes human strengths rather than pathology

400

 What are the 1 of the 3 essential therapeutic conditions of humanistic psychology?

Empathy, UPR, Genuineness 

400

What is the main goal of Humanism?

Self-actualization

500

T/F Fritz Perls argued that Existential therapists encourage clients to reach their full potential, often through the use of role-play techniques.

False

500

What is incongruence?

When one's ideal self and real self do not match each other

500

What type of psychology is this: A therapy that focuses on overcoming meaninglessness in one's life by creating one's own meaning based on decisions one makes in their life

Existential Psychology

500

Which is NOT a central principle of motivational learning: Supporting self-efficiency, expressing empathy, avoiding argumentation, developing the discrepancy

Supporting self-efficiency

500

Are empathy, UPR, and genuineness attitudes or specific behaviors?

Attitudes

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