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Existential Humanistic Game Show By: Alyssa Lefebvre

________states that we are born into a world that has no inherent meaning or purpose, that we all struggle with the basic questions of what it is to be human, and that we alone can create meaning and purpose. A. Person Centered Counseling B. Existential Therapy C. Gestalt Therapy D. Cognitive Therapy (Neukrug, pg 75)

True or False? Viktor Frankl and Rollo May developed Existential Therapy? A. True B. False (Neukrug, pg 75)

Which is the most important need based off of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs? A. Safety Needs B. Love and Belonging Needs C. Self-Actualization D. Physiological Needs E. Self-Esteem Needs (Nuekrug, pg 75)