5 Written Questions

1. -client knows what is best for them
   -should only reflect on what client says
2. -what is your phenomenological world?
   -Love you unconditionally
3. -you can see the world
4. -is "more than" a psychology
   -is a growth oriented approach
   -humans are unique
   -humans are the controllers and directors of their lives
   -humans must also remember that others are not extensions of themselves and also control their own destiny
5. -father built highways, 4 of 6 children, spent summer in Canada with his father
   -conservative Presbyterians, moved to farm in Wheaton, IL
   -tennis courts, beautiful farm
   -did everything to make money
   -beat sheep to death with a baseball bat
   -agriculture major
   -convicted to do the Lord's work
   -became a history major
   -represented America in YMCA for China
   -evangelistic, saw human labor in China
   -bought things in China and sold them
   -went to seminary-> "Why am I entering the ministry?"
   -went to Columbia, Ph.D in psychology
   - paid to read (liked reading)
   -became researcher, moved to California
   -bring world peace, died in 1987

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. 1) Sun- congruent and genuine (no facades)
   2) Rain- unconditional positive regard and acceptance
   3) Fertilizer- accurate empathetic understanding
   1. Client-centered Therapy
   2. Two Pathways
   3. Humanistic Psychology
   4. Theory of Psychotherapy
2. - 3rd force in psychotherapy after psychoanalytic and behaviorist
   - subjective nature of personal experience
   -client's capacity to make positive and conscious choices
   -freedom, choice, values, personal responsibility, autonomy, purpose and meaning
   - believe we can self-actualize
   -we are more than animal or machine
   -human behavior is purposeful
   -humans are not preoccupied with drives and needs, but are drawn by goals to the heights of gods
   -humans cannot be divided, must be viewed as a whole
   -humans should never be counted, measured, or manipulated
   1. Client makes changes
   2. Theory of Psychotherapy
   3. Humanism
   4. Humanistic Psychology
3. -Humanity is motivated by our tendency to self-actualize
   -inherent tendency to develop our capacities to the fullest in a way that will maintain or enhance our well-being.
   1. -Person-centered Approach
   2. View of Human Nature (Carl Rogers)
   3. Structure of Personality (Carl Rogers)
   4. Carl Rogers
4. -move away from facades: oughts, meeting others expectations, and pleasing others, and trusting of self
   -move toward flexibility, openness to experience, acceptance, of others, and trusting of self
   1. Client-centered Therapy
   2. Client makes changes
   3. Client becomes Actualized
   4. Carl Rogers
5. Phenomenological world= experiences
   -consciousness (awareness)= symbolized experiences
   -unconsciousness= unsymbolized
   -conditions of worth (Christian parents are the worst)
   -Incongruence (I don't want to hit Sally, but I do) -enough will cause a bad Oak Tree
   -please parents
   1. Carl Rogers
   2. View of Human Nature (Carl Rogers)
   3. Structure of Personality (Carl Rogers)
   4. Theory of Psychotherapy

5 True/False Questions

1. Self-Actualization → -is "more than" a psychology
   -is a growth oriented approach
   -humans are unique
   -humans are the controllers and directors of their lives
   -humans must also remember that others are not extensions of themselves and also control their own destiny

   True        False

2. Carl Rogers and Gloria → -father built highways, 4 of 6 children, spent summer in Canada with his father
   -conservative Presbyterians, moved to farm in Wheaton, IL
   -tennis courts, beautiful farm
   -did everything to make money
   -beat sheep to death with a baseball bat
   -agriculture major
   -convicted to do the Lord's work
   -became a history major
   -represented America in YMCA for China
   -evangelistic, saw human labor in China
   -bought things in China and sold them
   -went to seminary-> "Why am I entering the ministry?"
   -went to Columbia, Ph.D in psychology
   - paid to read (liked reading)
   -became researcher, moved to California
   -bring world peace, died in 1987

   True        False

3. Client becomes Actualized → -evidenced by: -an openness to experience
   -a trust in themselves
   -an internal source of evaluation
   -a willingness to continue growing

   True        False

4. Two Special Needs → 1) Need for positive regard (built on parents)
   2) Need for self-regard
   -unconditional positive regard
   Incongruence = Neurosis -> Threatening Situations-> Anxiety-> Defenses-> Increased Incongruence

   True        False

5. Two Pathways → 1) Need for positive regard (built on parents)
   2) Need for self-regard
   -unconditional positive regard
   Incongruence = Neurosis -> Threatening Situations-> Anxiety-> Defenses-> Increased Incongruence

   True        False