At some point,Dean,Cas,and Sam spend some time talking to their friend Alia who aspires to be a famous singer.What is Dean most likely to say about Alia's aspiration to become a singer

A) Alia wants to be a singer because she unconsciously craves the attention she didn't receive from her mother as a child.
B) Alia wants to be a singer because she wants to fulfill her full potential and grow as a person.
C) The positive feedback Alia receives from other people after she sings has reinforced her habit of singing.
D) Alia was born with an innate talent and passion for music and singing.

According to Rogers,the way we see our environment is

A) highly objective.
B) objective in childhood but not in adulthood.
C) dependent on our perception of it, which may not always coincide with reality.
D) only subjective for neurotics.

Environmental-mold traits derive from influences in our social and physical environments.

An idea in Rogers' theory similar to Freud's superego is

A) the self.
B) conditions of worth.
C) positive self-regard.
D) unconditional positive regard.

Humanistic psychologists criticized psychoanalysis for its emphasis on

A) the machine-like qualities of human nature.
B) the emotionally disturbed side of human nature.
C) experiments with animal subjects.
D) only adult development.

Which pathway for pain results in the experience of pain being less localized and longer lasting

A)  endorphin 
B)  generic 
C)  slow 
D)  thalamic

The DSM-5 lists 2 clusters of personality disorders.

Carl Rogers was concerned with how childhood experiences promote congruence or incongruence based on

A) fixation at early stages of development.
B) parental unconditional or conditional love.
C) parental self-concept.
D) the development of free will and self-actualization.