A leading humanistic thinker who asked questions about what made a person "good" as opposed to Freud’s focus on what goes wrong with people was ____.
a. Abraham Maslow
b. Alan Newell
c. Herbert Simon
d. Carl Rogers
Answer: A. Abraham Maslow
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A. 3,000 words B. 8,000 words C. 14,000 words D. 30,000 words
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a. humanistic-existential b. behavioral c. cognitive d. psychodynamic
Aria wants to become a runner so that she can run in marathons with her family. However, halfway through a run, her legs start to feel tired and "itchy" and she's tempted to stop. What could she do in this moment?
a. substitute walking for the undesired behavior of running b. practice muscle relaxation c. start counting the number of tall trees she runs by d. All of the above.
Your self-identity is also known as your self-
a. efficacy. b. knowledge. c. schema. d. concept. e. perception.