The Gestalt Therapy Approach of Fritz Perls Is Largely Based

question 255

Multiple Choice

The Gestalt therapy approach of Fritz Perls is largely based on:

• A) operant conditioning principles that describe how associations between behaviours and consequences are learned.
• B) social learning principles that describe how people can learn from modelling and behavioural observations.
• C) classical conditioning principles that describe how associations between stimuli are learned.
• D) perceptual principles that describe how different stimuli are perceived.

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Definitions:

Participation

The action of taking part in something, often referring to the involvement of individuals or communities in decision-making processes.

Scenario

A description of a possible or future event, used for planning, decision-making, or strategy formulation.

Already Motivated

Describes individuals or groups who are already driven or inclined to act towards a particular goal or activity without the need for external encouragement.

Maslow

Refers to Abraham Maslow, a psychologist known for creating Maslow's hierarchy of needs, which prioritizes human needs from basic (physiological) to advanced (self-actualization).