Practice question · Sort into groups
Sort each idea by the humanistic psychologist who is most associated with it.
Groups: Maslow · Rogers
- Incongruence between self-concept and the ideal self
- Person-centered therapy
- Unconditional positive regard
- Self-actualization at the pyramid's summit
- A hierarchy of needs
Hints
- Maslow built the needs pyramid; Rogers built person-centered therapy around the self-concept.
- Anything about the hierarchy is Maslow; anything about positive regard or congruence is Rogers.
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Maslow: A hierarchy of needs, Self-actualization at the pyramid's summit
Rogers: Unconditional positive regard, Incongruence between self-concept and the ideal self, Person-centered therapy
Why
The needs hierarchy and self-actualization are Maslow's; unconditional positive regard, incongruence, and person-centered therapy are Rogers's. Both are humanists, but their central constructs differ - needs versus the self-concept.
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