_________ was Rogers's term for the tendency of each person to develop capabilities that maintain or enhance the self.
a. Self-actualization
b. Self-realization
c. Self-conceptualization
d. Self-fulfillment
Question 2People who score low in the affiliation motive
a. make more telephone calls.
b. are less likely to be letter writing when interrupted randomly by a paging device.
c. are nervous when they believe others are judging their attractiveness.
d. are more likely to want to be interacting with others when they are alone.
Question 3A major figure in humanistic psychology is
a. B.F. Skinner.
b. Carl Rogers.
c. William Rogers.
d. Henry Murray.
Question 4After participating in five-week discussion groups, people high in the need for affiliation were
a. more likely to remain quiet in the group.
b. less likely to attend group sessions.
c. more likely to be nominated as group leaders by their peers.
d. less likely to be nominated as group leaders by their peers.
Question 5When we describe personality, we reduce a large amount of information to a smaller set.
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Question 6Humanistic psychology has the following goal:
a. to help people confront their unconscious desires.
b. to help people recognize their inherent goodness.
c. to help people unlearn unhealthy behaviors that have been conditioned in them.
d. None of these answers are correct.
Question 7People high in need for affiliation tend to feel _________ when they think others are judging their interpersonal skills.
a. validated
b. angry
c. nervous
d. reassured
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