In Rogers' view, our basic nature is essentially:
a. evil
b. evil and good
c. neutral
d. good
Question 2According to Ryckman, the Davis study on self-selection of diet by infants:
a. provided clear and unequivocal evidence in support of the organismic wisdom hypothesis
b. produced valid results because the infants could choose between foods with nutritive value and those without such value
c. showed that the validity of the organismic wisdom notion is open to serious question
d. was essentially devoid of methodological flaws
Question 3For Rogers, personal growth:
a. is always a pleasant process
b. is an erratic process, sometimes painful and sometimes pleasant
c. consists of reaching constantly for the attainment of society's ideals
d. consists only of losing goals
Question 4In Rogers' opinion, client growth is possible under conditions where the therapist:
a. gives understanding and advice
b. accepts the client
c. asks the client to improve
d. mildly threatens the client
Question 5In Rogers' approach to therapy, the:
a. focus is primarily on growth accomplished by the client
b. therapist is an expert who directs client growth
c. therapist encourages change in the client
d. therapist gives the client expert advice
Question 6For Rogers, our basic motivation is:
a. tension reduction
b. innate need reduction
c. self-actualization
d. self-aggrandizement
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