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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs:
Basic needs - Psychological needs - self-fulfillment needs
The conditions for healthy growth are:
Openness, empathy and unconditional positive regard
Select examples of basic needs:
A, C & D
Deficiency needs are…
those whose motivating power is triggered by the absence of the underlying requirements, such as physiological or esteem needs.
Complete: Incongruence is the result of .........................
UNHEALTHY GROWTH
Complete: ............. is a condition that fosters growth development and is described as the ability to understand another person’s point of view.
EMPATHY
Complete: The .................. refers to our notions of who we would like to be and the goals and aspirations we have for our lives which is a dynamically changing construct.
IDEAL SELF
Complete: .................. is an approach in which the person seeking therapy, not the therapist, is seen as directing the process of therapy.
CLIENT-CENTERED THERAPY
True or false? Incongruence represents a match between the self and the ideal self.
False. Incongruence represents a mismatch between self and ideal self. It’s what we experience and what we communicate
True or false? Teachers cannot meet the physiological needs of the students.
True. It’s impossible for the teacher to meet this need (food, clothing and sleep) for all the students.
True or false? Behaviour is constrained by current circumstances and past experiences.
False. The way we act is neither a response to a stimulus nor determined only by past events. Humans choose and decide how to behave and thus have free will
True or false? For Humanists, behaviour must be understood in terms of the subjective experience of the individual.
True. Phenomenological viewpoint, behaviour + how the person sees the world
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