According to Carl Rogers, Psychological Problems Arise __________

question 18

Multiple Choice

According to Carl Rogers, psychological problems arise __________.

• A)when the ego fights against the torrents of energy loosed by the id
• B)because people can never make their own decisions
• C)from roadblocks placed in the path of self-actualization
• D)when the ego fights against the torrents of energy loosed by the superego

Understand the ethical considerations and human behavior implications highlighted by the Stanford Prison and Milgram's obedience experiments.

Recognize the psychological and situational factors contributing to obedience and conformity, including authority presence, group dynamics, and the escalation of commitment.

Identify the conditions under which individuals may resist obeying authority or conforming to group norms.

Distinguish between various social psychology experiments and their key findings related to obedience, conformity, and group behavior.

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Definitions:

Abundance

The great or plentiful amount of something in a particular environment, often used in ecology to describe the number of individuals of a particular species within a given area.

Organismic Model

Cooperative view of community, described by Clements, in which a community goes through certain stages of development (succession), like the embryonic stages of an organism, and eventually reaches an adult state (climax community).

Individualistic Model

Independent view of community, described by Gleason, in which biological interactions are less important in the production of communities than are environmental gradients (such as climate and soil) or even chance. Compare with organismic model.

Interdependent

A relationship in which two or more entities rely on each other for survival or for the completion of processes.