One Concern About the Humanistic Theories of Personality Presented in the Textbook

question 27

Multiple Choice

One concern about the humanistic theories of personality presented in the textbook is:

• A) there is little evidence to support the notion of positive regard
• B) concepts in this perspective are difficult to study or verify
• C) personality is not completely formed during the first five years of life
• D) that there is too much emphasis on explaining behavior

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Definitions:

Pansexual

A person romantically and/or sexually attracted to members of all sexes and gender identities and/or expressions.

Intrapsychic Script

An internal framework comprising an individual's desires, motivations, and experiences that guide their behavior and emotional responses.

Sexual Script

Socially constructed narratives and expectations about how individuals should behave in sexual or romantic contexts.

Interpersonal Scripts

Created when individuals use the general sexual guidelines they have learned from cultural scripts and adapt them to specific social situations.