Question 1

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist.
-Heidegger

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Heidegger is associated with the concept of "Thrown-ness" (Geworfenheit), which refers to the human condition of being thrown into the world without choice, a fundamental aspect of his existential philosophy.

Question 2

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist.
-Jean-Paul Sartre

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Question 3

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist.
-Ludwig Binswanger

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Ludwig Binswanger is known for his work in existential psychology, particularly his concept of three modes of being-in-the-world: Umwelt (the world around), Mitwelt (the world with others), and Eigenwelt (the self-world).

Question 4

What is "thrown-ness" and why does it lead to angst? What do existentialist philosophers believe should be done to cope with these feelings? Compare this perspective with a Buddhist perspective.

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Question 5

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist.
-Carl Rogers

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Carl Rogers is best known for his theory on self-actualization and his client-centered approach to therapy.

Question 6

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist.
-Richard Ryan and Edward Deci

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Richard Ryan and Edward Deci are best known for developing the Self-Determination Theory, which focuses on the motivation behind choices people make without external influence and interference.

Question 7

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist.
-Mihalyi Csikszentmihalyi

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Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi is best known for developing the concept of flow, a state of heightened focus and immersion in activities.

Question 8

How is happiness defined? What are the potential causes of happiness? Are there any downsides to being too happy?

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Question 9

Explain how a business could apply Maslow's hierarchy of needs to facilitate employee motivation and success. Provide specific recommendations for each of the needs in Maslow's hierarchy.

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Question 10

What is positive psychology and how is it directly linked to humanistic perspectives? What is potentially new about this movement? What elements of humanistic psychology have yet to be fully addressed by this approach?

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Question 11

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist.
-Friedrich Nietzsche

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Friedrich Nietzsche is best known for the concept of the "Übermensch" or "superman," which is often translated as "existentialistic superman." This concept is part of his philosophy that emphasizes the importance of individuality and personal excellence.

Question 12

Describe Rogerian psychotherapy. What does a Rogerian therapist attempt to do for clients? Why does Rogers think this approach should work? What might be a downside to a humanistic view of mental health?

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Question 13

What does it mean to take a phenomenological perspective on personality? Explain the basic idea of phenomenology and describe the philosophical roots of this approach.

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Question 14

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist.
-George Kelly

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George Kelly is best known for his personal construct theory, which suggests that individuals use personal constructs to interpret and predict events.

Question 15

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist.
-Abraham Maslow

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Quiz 12: Humanistic Psychology, Positive Psychology, and the Science of Happiness

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist. -Heidegger

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist. -Jean-Paul Sartre

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist. -Ludwig Binswanger

What is "thrown-ness" and why does it lead to angst? What do existentialist philosophers believe should be done to cope with these feelings? Compare this perspective with a Buddhist perspective.

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist. -Carl Rogers

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist. -Richard Ryan and Edward Deci

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist. -Mihalyi Csikszentmihalyi

How is happiness defined? What are the potential causes of happiness? Are there any downsides to being too happy?

Explain how a business could apply Maslow's hierarchy of needs to facilitate employee motivation and success. Provide specific recommendations for each of the needs in Maslow's hierarchy.

What is positive psychology and how is it directly linked to humanistic perspectives? What is potentially new about this movement? What elements of humanistic psychology have yet to be fully addressed by this approach?

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist. -Friedrich Nietzsche

Describe Rogerian psychotherapy. What does a Rogerian therapist attempt to do for clients? Why does Rogers think this approach should work? What might be a downside to a humanistic view of mental health?

What does it mean to take a phenomenological perspective on personality? Explain the basic idea of phenomenology and describe the philosophical roots of this approach.

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist. -George Kelly

Match the theory or central idea that is associated with each philosopher or psychologist. -Abraham Maslow