Question : 101. Matilde driven by her perceived need to acquire material things, : 1201809

 

101. Matilde is driven by her perceived need to acquire material things, and therefore she does not focus on the skills and experiences that she does have. Maslow’s growth theory of personality would suggest that she is controlled by 
A. a growth orientation.
B. conditions of worth.
C. peak experiences.
D. a deficiency orientation.

102. While in high school, Melissa constantly wished she could be in college so that she would be able to spend more time with her boyfriend. While in college, Melissa constantly wished that she could be out of college so that she could get married. Now that Melissa is married, she constantly wishes for children. Melissa is exhibiting 
A. a growth orientation.
B. a deficiency orientation.
C. incongruence.
D. conditions of worth.

103. Stan and Cartman are talking about their lives. Stan says that he enjoys his life and is happy with the friends that he has. Cartman says he won’t be happy until he has a big bag of Cheesy Poofs and a new Trapper Keeper. Stan has a(n) _____ orientation and Cartman has a(n) _____ orientation. 
A. growth; deficiency
B. internal; external
C. deficiency; growth
D. external; internal

104. Glinda the Good Witch does not worry about what is wrong with her life, like the Wicked Witch of the West does. Instead Glinda is happy with what she already has. According to Maslow’s theory, Glinda has a(n) 
A. Electra complex.
B. growth orientation.
C. Oedipus complex.
D. deficiency orientation.

105. Rolf is dissatisfied with his life because his career is going nowhere and he is struggling to avoid bankruptcy. If Rolf had a growth orientation, he would most likely 
A. change his behavior.
B. analyze his thought patterns in a systematic way to determine why he is not more successful.
C. focus more on the positive aspects of his life, such as his happy marriage.
D. enter therapy to help him succeed in business.

106. Nate and Brenda argue about the usefulness of the humanistic approach to personality. “It’s not practical,” Nate exclaims. “Not true,” says Brenda. “Some of the best-known applications of the humanistic approach have been 
A. in crisis intervention.”
B. psychotherapy methods.”
C. curriculum materials.”
D. assessment tools.”

107. Yaveen is writing a paper criticizing the humanistic approach to personality. What is the best title for his paper? 
A. “Driven by Instincts: Unscientific Evidence from a Few Case Studies”
B. “How Naïve, Romantic, and Unrealistic! Is Everyone Really Innately Good?”
C. “What About the Situation? We Don’t Always Act the Same Way!”
D. “Wait a Minute! Are We Simply a Set of Learned Responses?”

108. Both the psychodynamic and humanistic theories of personality have been criticized for 
A. their psychotherapy techniques, which focus too much attention on childhood experiences.
B. concepts that are too vague to be scientific.
C. placing too much emphasis on sexual impulses.
D. being better at describing personality than at explaining it.

109. Sanji sees himself as a fraction of the whole—an entity having little or no meaningful definition without reference to the group. He most likely comes from a(n) _____ self-system. 
A. incongruent
B. independent
C. interdependent
D. dependent

110. Interdependent self-systems are least likely to exist among _____ in _____ cultures. 
A. men; individualist
B. men; collectivist
C. women; individualist
D. women; collectivist

 

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