#1
Who is considered the founder of humanistic therapy?
Sigmund Freud
Carl Rogers
Albert Ellis
Aaron Beck
#2
Which psychological theorist heavily influenced humanistic therapy with his concept of self-actualization?
Abraham Maslow
B.F. Skinner
Ivan Pavlov
Erik Erikson
#3
Which humanistic therapist emphasized the importance of the therapeutic relationship and unconditional positive regard?
Albert Ellis
Sigmund Freud
Carl Rogers
Aaron Beck
#4
Which humanistic therapy technique involves focusing on the present moment and one's immediate experience?
Free association
Dream analysis
Empty chair technique
Mindfulness
#5
In humanistic therapy, what is the primary focus of exploration during therapy sessions?
Early childhood experiences
Unconscious conflicts
The client's current experience and feelings
Cognitive distortions
#6
Which of the following is NOT a core principle of humanistic therapy?
Unconditional positive regard
Self-actualization
Cognitive restructuring
Empathy
#7
Humanistic therapy emphasizes:
The unconscious mind
Behavior modification
Self-awareness and self-improvement
Classical conditioning
#8
Which therapeutic technique focuses on mirroring and paraphrasing client's emotions and thoughts?
Cognitive-behavioral therapy
Gestalt therapy
Psychoanalysis
Client-centered therapy
#9
In humanistic therapy, what does 'congruence' refer to?
The match between self-concept and reality
The process of achieving self-actualization
The unconscious mind
The role of conditioning in behavior
#10
What is the primary goal of humanistic therapy?
To change irrational beliefs
To explore unconscious conflicts
To promote self-awareness and personal growth
To identify and modify maladaptive behaviors
#11
What is the term used in humanistic therapy to describe the therapist's ability to understand and experience the client's internal world?
Reflection
Empathy
Projection
Transference
#12
Humanistic therapy is often criticized for:
Being too focused on behavior change
Neglecting the role of unconscious processes
Not being based on empirical evidence
Being overly directive
#13
Humanistic therapy is often associated with:
The medical model of mental illness
The person-centered approach
The behaviorist perspective
The psychodynamic approach
#14
Which humanistic therapist introduced the concept of 'fully functioning person'?
Abraham Maslow
Carl Rogers
Albert Ellis
Fritz Perls
#15
According to humanistic therapy, what is the primary barrier to self-actualization?
Unconscious conflicts
Maladaptive behaviors
Societal pressures and expectations
Lack of empathy from others