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Question 1
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According to Fromm, which of the following statements is true about people who use
conformity as a mechanism of escape?
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Question 2
All of the answers are correct.
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According to Fromm, is defined as the need for humans to develop a unifying
philosophy or a consistent way of looking at things.
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Question 3
a frame of orientation
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In the context of nonproductive orientations, identify a true statement about receptive
characters.
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Question 4
They are characterized by positive traits such as loyalty, acceptance,
and trust.
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Omar is preoccupied with guilt about his previous transgressions. Fromm would say
that Omar is suffering from:
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Question 5
moral hypochondriasis.
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In the context of nonproductive orientations, identify a true statement about
exploitative characters.
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Question 6
They are willing to express opinions, but their opinions are usually
pilfered.
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Fromm believed that the lack of satisfaction of existential needs:
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Question 7
results in insanity for the individual.
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In the context of Erich Fromm's anthropological study of life in a Mexican village,
which of the following statements is true about productive-hoarding characters?
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They usually farmed their own plot of land and relied on saving part of
each crop for seed and for food in the event of a future crop failure.
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Question 8
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Fromm's hoarding character is similar to Freud's character.
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Question 9
anal
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In the context of nonproductive orientations, which of the following statements is true
about hoarding characters?
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They are excessively orderly, stubborn, and miserly.
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Question 10
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In the context of nonproductive orientations, keep money, feelings, and
thoughts to themselves and prefer holding everything inside instead of letting go.
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hoarding characters
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Question 11
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Fromm believed that killing members of one's species for reasons other than survival
is peculiar to humans. He called such killings:
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malignant aggression.
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Question 12
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Fromm regarded Adolf Hitler as the world's most conspicuous example of a person
suffering from:
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the syndrome of decay.
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Question 13
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For Fromm, the drive for union with another person or other persons reflects the
human need for:
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relatedness.
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Question 14
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Nell is careful with her money and rarely shares her thoughts or emotions with
others. Her behavior illustrates Fromm's orientation.
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hoarding
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Question 15
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Lorilee, a college junior, is extremely dependent on her mother to make both major
and minor decisions for her. According to Fromm, Lorilee's behavior is characterized
by:
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incestuous symbiosis.
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Question 16
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Fromm held that our culture's current feelings of anxiety, isolation, and
powerlessness stem from:
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the rise of capitalism.
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Question 17
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Fromm suggested that Hitler's obsession with the "superiority" of the German people
reflected:
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incestuous symbiosis.
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Question 18
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According to Fromm, which of the following statements is true about a symbiotic
relationship?
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It is satisfying to the participants.
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Question 19
According to Fromm, the exploitative character:
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sees the source of good as outside himself or herself.
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Question 20
For Fromm, healthy people value work as:
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a means of creative self-
expression.
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Question 21
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According to Fromm, which of the following statements is true about psychologically
disturbed people?
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They have failed to establish union with
others.
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Question 22
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Fromm's most basic assumption is that individual personality can be understood in
the light of human:
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history.
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Question 23
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According to Fromm, Hitler's neurotic need to annihilate his enemies demonstrated:
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necrophilic orientation.
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Question 24
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Fromm called the healthy individual's passionate love of life and all living things:
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biophilia.
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Question 25
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Fromm believed that humans, as the only animal to possess self-awareness,
imagination, and reason, are the:
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freaks of the universe.
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Question 26
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Maslow classified behavior that is always motivated and that serves the purpose of
satisfying a need as behavior.
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coping
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Question 27
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According to Maslow, people who do not embrace the B-values suffer from:
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metapathology.
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Question 28
Maslow held that a self-actualizing person is likely to:
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feel comfortable when alone.
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Question 29
Maslow's Jonah complex is characterized by:
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the fear of being one's best.
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Question 30
Maslow believed that self-actualizers:
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are not burdened by undue anxiety or shame.
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Question 31
Maslow believed that metapathology results from:
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[None
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Question 32
Maslow assumed that:
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All of the answers are correct.
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Question 33
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According to Maslow, behavior is usually unlearned, spontaneous, and
determined by forces within a person rather than by the environment.
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expressive
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Question 34
In his concept of humanity, Maslow insisted that people:
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have the basic potential for improvement and growth.
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Question 35
Maslow criticized both psychoanalysis and behaviorism for their:
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limited views of humanity.
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Question 36
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According to Abraham H. Maslow, which of the following statements is true of peak
experiences?
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People having a peak experience see the whole universe as unified or
all in one piece.
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Question 37
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In Maslow's hierarchy theory, the most basic needs of any person are:
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physiological needs.
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Question 38
The needs in Maslow's hierarchy of needs are needs.
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conative
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Question 39
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Maslow believed that people often experience a disorientation in time and space, a
loss of self-consciousness, an unselfish attitude, and an ability to transcend everyday
polarities during:
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peak experiences.
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Question 40
Each ascending step in Maslow's hierarchy of needs represents:
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a higher need, but one less basic to survival.
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Question 41
According to Maslow, the humor of self-actualizers is:
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intrinsic to the situation.
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Question 42
Maslow was one of the first theorists to emphasize:
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self-actualization.
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Question 43
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In Maslow's theory, which of the following is a characteristic of self-actualizing
people?
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Self-
criticism
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Question 44
Maslow classified the needs for law, order, and structure as:
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safety needs.
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Question 45
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Maslow claimed that safety needs are most likely to be strong motivators for:
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children.
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Question 46
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If Maslow is one of the fathers of the third force in psychology, then the first two
forces are:
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psychoanalysis and behaviorism, respectively.
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Question 47
According to Maslow, metamotivation is:
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the inspiration of self-actualizing people.
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Question 48
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In the context of the characteristics of self-actualizing people, which of the following
statements is true of them with regard to interpersonal relations?
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They have limited and intense close friendships.
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Question 49
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According to Maslow, most people who seek therapy probably have the most trouble
satisfying their needs.
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love and belongingness
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Question 50
According to Abraham H. Maslow, the concept of refers to the type of science
that lacks emotion, joy, wonder, awe, and rapture.
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desacralization
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