The Consensus in Humanistic Thinking About the Problem of Evil

question 28

Multiple Choice

The consensus in humanistic thinking about the problem of evil is that evil:

• A)can be reversed or healed rather easily, given the existence of warm interpersonal relationships.
• B)does not exist.
• C)is not inherent in human nature.
• D)occurs in both supportive and coercive interpersonal climates.

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Definitions:

Maladaptive Responses

Actions or behaviors that are counterproductive to dealing with stress or anxiety, often preventing a person from adjusting healthily to situations.

Adaptive Fear

A beneficial response to threats or danger, promoting survival by motivating avoidance or defensive behaviors.

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

A mental disorder characterized by persistent and excessive worry about various aspects of life, not tied to any specific threat.

Genetic Disposition

An individual's inherited traits and propensity towards certain conditions or characteristics.