Humanistic and Cognitive Psychologists Tend to Differ in Which of the Following

question 196

Multiple Choice

Humanistic and cognitive psychologists tend to differ in which of the following ways?

• A) Humanistic psychologists seek to foster insight, while cognitive psychologists try to directly change how people think.
• B) Humanistic psychologists are usually more directive and action-oriented than the cognitive psychologists.
• C) Humanistic psychologists do not treat people in groups, while most cognitive therapy is conducted in groups rather than individually.
• D) All of these are ways that the two therapies differ.

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