Research Procedures That May Harm a Child Physically or Psychologically

question 26

Multiple Choice

Research procedures that may harm a child physically or psychologically should be used:

• A)only when necessary
• B)when a parent gives consent
• C)never
• D)when the researcher is very careful

Evaluate the impact of the humanistic approach on psychotherapy practices and its influence beyond psychology.

Understand and describe the components of optimal experiences.

Comprehend the basic tenets of Carl Rogers's humanistic approach to personality, including his views on anxiety and the fully functioning person.

Explain the therapeutic situation in person-centered therapy, including the role of the therapist and key elements and techniques used.

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Definitions:

Divided Attention Tasks

Cognitive tasks that require an individual to process two or more sources of information or perform two or more tasks simultaneously.

Older Adults

Individuals in a later phase of life, often characterized by retirement age, who experience various physical, cognitive, and social changes.

Experts

Individuals who possess a high level of knowledge, skill, or expertise in a particular domain or field.

Nuanced Inferences

Making detailed and fine distinctions in interpreting information, often beyond the obvious.