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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Definitions:

Categorical Thinking

The cognitive process of organizing information and perceptions into categories, which simplifies understanding but can lead to stereotypes or oversimplifications.

Categorical Thinking

The cognitive process of organizing information by grouping similar objects, ideas, or events into categories.

Comparative Process

Evaluating two or more objects, individuals, or situations against each other to understand their similarities or differences.

Categorical Thinking

A cognitive process of organizing information into groups or categories based on shared characteristics.