Holistic Dynamic Theory (Abraham Maslow)

Question 1

What is the famous theory of Abraham maslow?

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Holistic Dynamic theory

Question 2

Abraham Maslow was born in_____ on_________.

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Brooklyn New York on April 1, 1908

Question 3

Abraham Maslow earned His degrees in ________

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University of Wisconsin

Question 4

Maslow died due to? when?

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fatal heart attack on June 8, 1970

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T/f: Maslow believed that man has a n essential human nature- a skeleton of psychological structure that is analogous to his physical structure.

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Question 6

results from the denial or frustrations of the twisting o man’s essential nature?

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psychopathology

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Psychopathology results from the?

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denial or frustation

Question 8

Is any means that helps to restore the person to the path of self actualization?

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Psychotherapy

Question 9

-Our tendency to fear and evade suggested destiny and possibilities?
- Fear the God-like possibilities in our selves

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Jonah Complex

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Hierarchy of human needs are composed of?

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Physiological needs, safety and security, Love and belonging, self esteem, self actualization

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example of physiological needs

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breathing, food, water, shelter, clothing, sleep

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example of safety and security needs

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friendship, family, intimacy, sense of connection

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example of love and belonging needs

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friendship, family, intimacy, sense of connection

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example of self esteem needs

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confidence, achievement, respect of other, the need to be a unique individual

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example of self actualization needs?

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Morality, creativity, spontaneity, acceptance, experience, purpose, meaning and inner potential

Question 15

This is the quality of lower needs that necessitates them to be activated before higher needs?

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Prepotency/ dominance of needs

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this the motivation that is associated with the lower needs, prior to self actualization?
- Is triggered by something that is lacking in the person?

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Deficiency Motivation

Question 17

This motivation is associated with self actualization and entails the persons striving after personal growth?

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Growth motivation

Question 18

these are needs that are essential even for health of the mind and body and are innately determined need but can be modified by experience?

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Instinctoid / weak instincts

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These are composed of physiological needs, safety, love and belongingness, self esteem and self actualization?

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Instinctoid needs

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example of 2 non-instinctoid needs?

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Cognitive and aesthetic needs

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frustration of instinctoid needs leads to__________ ?

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Pathology

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These are in the form of hunger, sex, thirst, and other drives with somatic or bodily basis?
- similar to the instincts discussed by freud?

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Physiological needs

Question 23

these are in the form of security, stability, dependency, protection, freedom form fear, need for structure.
- are most obvious in infants and children
- in adults, pronounced during social disasters or in neurosis such as obsessive compulsive disorder?

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safety needs

Question 24

These are the needs for friends, family, and affectionate relations with people in general. - it is our deep tendency to herd, to flock, to join, to belong

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belongingness and love need

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T/f: Maslow believed that increasing urbanization and depersonalization of recent generation contribute to the frustration of this need. (Belongingness and love needs)

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Question 26

This is the desires for the strength, achievement, mastery, competence, confidence, independence?

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Self-esteem

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This is the need for respect and esteem from others, fame, status, dominance, attention, and dignity

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esteem from others

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-need to desire to become more and more, to become everything that one is capable of becoming? - It arises when the lower needs have been satisfied?

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self actualization

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self actualization represents what?

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intrinsic growth

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self actualizing people are motivated by??

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metaneeds or B values/ being values

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what are 3 additional to hierarchy of needs?

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Cognitive need aesthetic need self transcendence need

Question 32

This is the desire to know and understand things in the world?

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Cognitive needs

Question 33

It is the desire for beauty, balance, form, in our selves and things around us?

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aesthetic needs

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This is the need for helping others and facilitating their own journey toward self actualization?

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self- transcendence

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what are the qualities of self actualizers

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- they are realistically oriented -they accept themselves, other people and the world - they have a great deal of spontaneity -they are problem centered -they have an air of detachment - they are autonomous and independent -their appreciation of people and things are fresher - they are profound mystical or spiritual experiemce -they are deeply emotional -they identify with mankind - their attitude and values are democratic

Question 36

15 b values are?

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truth goodness beauty unity dichotomy transcendence aliveness uniqueness perfection necessity completion justice order simplicity richness playfulness effortlessness

Question 37

what do you call the loving, harmonious, and non aggressive society?

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eupsychia

Question 38

What is the pathogenic deprivation of truth?

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dishonesty

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of goodness

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evil

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of beauty?

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ugliness

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of unity

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chaos/ atomism, loss of connectedness

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of dichotomy transcendence?

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black white dichotomies, loss of gradations

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of aliveness

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deadness

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of uniqueness?

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sameness, uniformity

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of perfection?

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imperfection

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of necessity?

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accident

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of completion?

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incompleteness

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of order?

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lawlessness

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of justice

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injustice

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of simplicity?

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confusing complexity

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of poverty?

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richness

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What is the pathogenic deprivation of playfulness?

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humorlessness

Question 52

What is the pathogenic deprivation of effortlessness?

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effortfulness