Which Muscle Is Called a "Neurovascular Entrapper" Because It Can

question 114

Multiple Choice

Which muscle is called a "neurovascular entrapper" because it can entrap the brachial plexus and axillary artery?

• A) Trapezius
• B) Rhomboids
• C) Serratus anterior
• D) Pectoralis minor

Recognize the foundational concepts and principles of the humanistic approach to personality, including Maslow's hierarchy of needs and Rogers' views on self-concept.

Identify the techniques and outcomes of Rogerian psychotherapy, including the Q Sort technique and the importance of unconditional positive regard.

Differentiate between the concepts of real self, ideal self, and fully functioning individuals according to Rogers.

Analyze the strengths and criticisms of the humanistic approach in psychology.

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