Exam 4 - Section 2 (11/15) Flashcards

(52 cards)

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_________ -

Goal: overcome the paradox of studying humans

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Humanistic Psychology

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Humanistic Psychology

Goal: overcome the paradox of _________ humans

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studying

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Humanistic Psychology

paradox of _________

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self-awareness

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4
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Humanistic Psychology

_________ is a uniquely human phenomena

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Awareness

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Humanistic Psychology

Awareness is a uniquely human phenomena
• free will, willpower, _________ thinking, imagination, _________, self-criticism, aspirations, creativity, happiness.

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  • reflective

- introspection

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_________ : because we have cognition, we have free will to make decisions

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Humanist

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Humanist: because we have cognition, we have _________ to make decisions

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free will

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_________ : the only function of our thoughts is to help narrate past experiences; no free will

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Behaviorist

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Behaviorist: the only function of our thoughts is to help narrate _________ experiences; no _________

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  • past

- free will

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Humanist ;

_________ Is Everything

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Awareness

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11
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_________ -

Your conscious experience of the world

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Phenomenology

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Humanist-

Phenomenology -

Your conscious _________ of the world

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experience

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Humanist-

Phenomenology is _________ more important than the _________ itself

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  • psychologically

- world

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Humanist-

We can only view the world through our own _________

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Subjectivity

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15
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_________ -

A reaction against rationalism, science, and the industrial revolution

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Existentialism

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_________ -

Purpose: regain contact with the experience of being alive and aware

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Existentialism

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_________ -

Humans are not good or bad

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Existentialism

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_________ :

Endless series of meaningless experiences

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Existentialism

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_________ :

If everything is subjective, nothing is objective, what is the point of being

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Existential crisis

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Existential crisis:

If everything is subjective, nothing is _________, what is the point of _________

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  • objective

- being

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Existentialism: Three Parts of Experience

Biological experience (_________)

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Existentialism: Three Parts of Experience

_________ experience (Umwelt)

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Existentialism: Three Parts of Experience

_________
-Things you feel, pleasure heat, softness

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Biological experience (Umwelt)

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Existentialism: Three Parts of Experience

_________ experience (Mitwelt)

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Existentialism: Three Parts of Experience Social experience (_________)
Mitwelt
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Existentialism: Three Parts of Experience _________ -Thoughts and emotions
Social experience (Mitwelt)
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Existentialism: Three Parts of Experience _________ experience (Eigenwelt)
Psychological
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Existentialism: Three Parts of Experience Psychological experience (_________ )
Eigenwelt
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Existentialism: Three Parts of Experience _________ -Humanistic awareness
Psychological experience (Eigenwelt)
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Existentialism- _________ – Anguish – Forlornness – Despair
Angst
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Existentialism- _________ the responsive feeling to the idea that life is meaningless
Angst
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Existentialism- _________ – An important basis of your experience
Thrown-ness
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Existentialism- _________ - the period that you've been thrown into
Thrown-ness
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Existentialism- _________ - You would be different if you were born into a different era
Thrown-ness
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Existentialism- _________ - your social class dictates your experience of awareness
Mae
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Existentialism- If your not willing to live with a moral imperative you will be living in _________ - ignoring existential questions
bad faith
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Existentialism: _________ Creates three problems – Living a cowardly lie – Unhappiness – It is impossible
Bad Faith
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Existentialism: _________ | – Requires existential courage or optimistic toughness
moral imperative
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Existentialism: _________ - Coming to terms with our own existence; being honest, morally correct, insightful - The idea that life has no meaning beyond what you give it
Authentic Existence
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Existentialism: Authentic Existence - Coming to terms with our own existence; being _________ , morally correct, _________ - The idea that life has no meaning beyond what you give it
- honest | - insightful
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Existentialism: Authentic Existence -The idea that life has no _________ beyond what you give it
meaning
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Existentialism: The _________ Alternative - The self is an illusion - All people are interconnected
Eastern
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Existentialism: The Eastern Alternative - The self is an _________ - All _________ are interconnected
- illusion | - people
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``` The Eastern Alternative: Existentialism is fundamentally wrong – The self is an illusion – This illusion is _________ – True nature of _________ – All people are interconnected – Immortality ```
- harmful | - reality
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Existentialism: The Eastern Alternative _________ - nothing last forever, we must except that and move on
Anicca
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Existentialism: The Eastern Alternative • _________ – Achieved by understanding that nothing will last forever and that the well-being of others matters as much as your own – Leads to universal compassion
Enlightenment
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Optimistic Humanism: _________ and _________ People are basically good
- Rogers | - Maslow
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Optimistic Humanism: Rogers and Maslow: People are basically _________
good
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_________ - Our cognitive abilities impact the way we are able to engage with humanism and existentialism
Kelly
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Kelly- Our cognitive abilities impact the way we are able to _________ with humanism and existentialism
engage
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Identifying Constructs: Kelly | • Role _________ Repertory (Rep) Test
Construct
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Identifying Constructs: Kelly Identify three important _________ and then identify how two of them are similar and _________ from the third
- people | - different