Existential- Humanistic Approaches Hannah Miles October 24, 2013.

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Existential- Humanistic Approaches Hannah Miles October 24, 2013

1. What is the lowest stage in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs? a.Self-Actualization b.Safety Needs c.Physiological Needs d.Self-Esteem Needs (Neukrug p.75)

1. What is the lowest stage in Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs? a.Self-Actualization b.Safety Needs c.Physiological Needs * d.Self-Esteem Needs (Neukrug p.75)

2. True or False: Maslow believed that people would become whole if their needs were first met on the higher part of the hierarchy? A. TRUE B. FALSE (Neukrug p.75)

2. True or False: Maslow believed that people would become whole if their needs were first met on the higher part of the hierarchy? A. TRUE B. FALSE * (Neukrug p.75)

3. What does Gestalt Therapy suggest? A. Individuals act in ways they believe others what them to act. B. We are born with the capacity to embrace an infinite number of personality dimensions. C. We have an inborn tendency that lends direction to our lives as we attempt to reach our full potential. D. Life is like a box of chocolates. (Neukrug p. 76)

3. What does Gestalt Therapy suggest? A. Individuals act in ways they believe others what them to act. B. We are born with the capacity to embrace an infinite number of personality dimensions. * C. We have an inborn tendency that lends direction to our lives as we attempt to reach our full potential. D. Life is like a box of chocolates. (Neukrug p. 76)