Undergraduate students who base their self-worth on academic performance often experience quizlet

Name: KallyJo Wagner

Class: PSY-255

Date: 8/11/2021

Quiz 3 Chapters 11-14

1. The humanistic approach to personality is most similar to

a. behaviorism.

b. existential philosophy.

c. the trait approach to personality.

d. the psychoanalytic approach to personality.

2. The “third force” in psychology was developed in part to promote a view of

humankind different from the ones presented by the

a. Freudian and trait approaches.

b. Freudian and behaviorism approaches.

c. trait and behaviorism approaches.

d. Freudian and social learning approaches.

3. A woman tells a humanistic psychotherapist that she wants to leave an

unhappy relationship, but that she can’t. The therapist will probably set as a

goal that the woman comes to understand that

a. she must live in the “here and now.”

b. there is a good part to everyone, even the man she is having trouble

with now.

c. she should take responsibility for her choice to stay in or leave the

relationship.

d. when she gets in touch with who she really is and drops her

defenses, many of her relationship problems will also end.

4. Which of the following concepts is generally accepted by advocates of the

humanistic approach to psychology?

a. No one can know a client in therapy better than the client himself or

herself.

b. It is the therapist’s job to explain to the client the new goals the

client must set for himself or herself.

c. People should spend more time thinking about the future and

planning the directions of their lives.

d. People need to see how their past sets the course for where their

lives are going.

5. Which term did Abraham Maslow use that was roughly equivalent to Carl

Rogers’s concept of the fully functioning individual?

a. Ego integrity

b. Optimal experience

c. Flow

d. Self-actualization

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Relevant Experience - Internships, fieldwork, paid or volunteer- to use and test out skills taught in the classroom
Demonstrated Leadership - Clubs, organizations, fraternities/sororities, on the job, in sports, or in the classroom
Passion for the Industry - Enthusiasm and excitement for the industry to which you are applying for the job
Teamwork Ability
Self-Starter/Initiative/Problem-Solving Skills
Basic Tech Skills - Specifically mentioned: Powerpoint and Excel skills
Interpersonal Skills - Able to meet new people, work well with customers
Communication Skills - Aware of one's communication style and how you come across to others/ be perceptive of how the particular audience wants to be communicated with- for example, do not be informal or pushy with the Vice President etc.)
Flexibility and Adaptability - Adjust to change quickly, quick problem solving

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