The principles of feeling good about ourselves, and feeling accepted and approved of by others underlies person-centered therapy, which was developed by __________
a. Fritz Perls
b. Rollo May
c. Carl Rogers
d. Alfred Adler
Answer: C
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Which of the following children would be most likely to demonstrate prosocial behavior?
a. One whose parents were permissive-indulgent b. One who is securely attached to his/her parents c. One who is raised by authoritarian parents d. One who has multiple siblings
Later in his career, Titchener adopted the designation "existential psychology" for his system
a. True b. False
All of the following accounts have been proposed to explain social facilitation except
a. the mere presence of others. b. apprehension about being evaluated. c. distraction, which can create attention al conflict. d. a tendency for people to feel less accountable in a group context.
One of the disadvantages of the correlational method is that
a. correlations may be weak. b. correlations may be negative or zero. c. it can only be used in laboratory settings. d. the relationships observed between variables may be caused by some unknown third factor.