Personality - Humanistic Flashcards

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What view of personality was prevalent until the early 1950s?

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A bleak view emphasizing anxiety and conflict, as seen in Freud’s theories.

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What do humanistic approaches to personality emphasize?

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Unique goodness, growth, and self-understanding.

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What is self-actualization?

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The fulfillment of one’s potential for personal growth through greater self-understanding.

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Who is the most prominent humanistic psychologist?

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Carl Rogers.

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What is the therapeutic technique developed by Carl Rogers?

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A person-centered approach where the therapist creates a supportive and accepting environment.

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What are the two crucial issues emphasized by Rogers in personality development?

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  • Self-concept
  • How others see and evaluate you.
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How does Rogers’s theory describe the influence of others on personality?

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Personality is shaped by the evaluations and acceptance from others.

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What is conditional love according to Rogers?

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Love and support given only when children meet parents’ expectations.

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What is the result of conditional love on children’s self-perception?

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A discrepancy between the children’s true self and how they are evaluated by parents.

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What is the concept of conditions of worth?

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A personality development based on parental approval and conditions.

when parent shows conditional love, it causes the child to abandon who they truly are.

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What does unconditional positive regard mean?

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Accepting and valuing children regardless of their behavior.

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What approach does Rogers suggest to prevent conditions of worth?

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Parents should express disapproval of behavior while still showing love.

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What is the expected outcome for children raised with unconditional positive regard?

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A healthy sense of self-esteem and a better chance to fulfill personal growth.

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True or False: Rogers believed that parental love should be conditional based on behavior.

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False.

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Fill in the blank: Maslow’s theory of motivation highlights the desire to become _______.

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self-actualized.

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What does Rogers believe is especially important during childhood for personality development?

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The way parents show affection.

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What can happen to children who seek approval from others?

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They may lose touch with their true selves.

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According to research, what supports Rogers’s theory?

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Studies indicating the importance of unconditional positive regard in personality development.