As with the Psychodynamic Perspective, a Critique of the Humanistic

question 60

Multiple Choice

As with the psychodynamic perspective, a critique of the humanistic perspective is that

• A) it assumes humans are driven by unconscious desires.
• B) young children have sexual urges.
• C) it focuses too much on the negative aspects on humanity.
• D) it is not based on scientific evidence.

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Definitions:

Natural Family

A concept often referring to a family structure centered around biological relations.

Natural Family

A term often used to refer to a family unit that includes biological parents and their children, as opposed to adoptive, step, or blended families.

Biological Parents

are the individuals whose genetic material a child inherits, commonly referred to as the birth mother and father.

Blended Family

A family unit where parents and their children from previous relationships live together or spend significant time together.