Ch. 13 PPT Flashcards
(Humanistic Psychotherapy)
- … and …
- humanism was a reaction against …
Carl Rogers;
Abraham Maslow;
Freud’s approach
(Humanistic Psychotherapy)
- assumed that human nature was … (e.g., …)
not all bad;
id-driven
(Humanistic Psychotherapy)
- overlapping terms for humanism include …, …, and …
“nondirective”;
“client-centered”;
“person-centered”
(Humanistic Concepts: Clinical Implications)
- …
- people also have a need for …
self-actualization;
positive regard
(Humanistic Concepts: Clinical Implications)
- people also have a need for positive regard – .., …, …
warmth;
acceptance;
“prizing”;
(Humanistic Concepts: Clinical Implications)
- sometimes, people are forced to sacrifice … in order to obtain … from …. (e.g. …)
self-actualization;
positive regard;
important others;
parents
(Goals of Humanistic Psychotherapy)
- foster …
- problems stem from … or …
self-actualization;
stifled self-actualization; growth
(Goals of Humanistic Psychotherapy)
- therapist’s task is to create a climate in which the client can … toward …
resume their natural growth;
psychological wellness
(Goals of Humanistic Psychotherapy)
- in humanistic therapy, there are no … on the client
conditions of worth
(Goals of Humanistic Psychotherapy) in humanistic therapy, there are no conditions of worth on the client: - clients' real selves can ... - ... - ...
match their ideal selves;
congruence;
incongruence
(three essential therapeutic conditions)
- …
- …
- … –> … and …?
empathy;
unconditional positive regard;
genuineness;
necessary; sufficient
(Reflection: An Important Therapist Response)
- … is one therapist response that humanists do emphasize
- should be done with …. and not …
reflection of feeling;
humility;
mechanically
(alternatives to humanism)
historical alternatives:
- …
- …
existential psychotherapy;
gestalt therpay
(alternatives to humanism)
historical alternatives - existential psychotherapy:
- …., …, ….
Rollo May;
Victor Frankl;
Irvin Yalom
(alternatives to humanism)
historical alternatives - existential psychotherapy:
- addresses anxiety of …
Gestalt therapy:
- .,..
inescapable solitude of life;
Fritz Perls
