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The Humanistic-Existential Model and Abnormal Functioning

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What is considered to be both the greatest strength and weakness of the humanistic-existential model?

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1. Prior to the birth of the humanistic psychology movement, what did psychologists concern themselves with?

2. What is the humanistic-existentialist model concerned with?

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

This quiz and worksheet will gauge your understanding of the Humanistic-Existential Model of Abnormality. You will be quizzed on the features of this model and the differences between it and prior models of psychological analysis.

Quiz & Worksheet Goals

This quiz will test you on such concepts as:

  • Definition of the Humanistic-Existential Model of Abnormality
  • Emphasis of the Humanistic-Existential Model of Abnormality
  • Emphasis of prior models of explaining abnormal behavior

Skills Practiced

  • Reading comprehension - ensure that you draw the most important information from the related Humanistic-Existential Model of Abnormality lesson
  • Making connections - understand the concept of the Humanistic-Existential Model of Abnormality and how it applies to psychology today
  • Distinguishing differences - compare and contrast concepts from the lesson, such as the Humanistic-Existential Model of Abnormality and Biological, Psychodynamic and Behavioral models of abnormality

Additional Learning

For additional information, check out the lesson entitled The Humanistic-Existential Model and Abnormal Functioning. The lesson provides an overview of the following:

  • The Humanistic-Existential Model of Abnormality
  • Differences between the Humanistic-Existential Model of Abnormality and prior models, such as the Psychodynamic
  • The strengths and weaknesses of the Humanistic-Existential Model of Abnormality
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