Ch.5 Theories and Therapies

Systems theorists view people within a set of:

Theories that consider all realms of the human condition to be important are called:

Hans Selye believed physical problems HTN/CAD were related to a person’s inability to manage:

B. F. Skinner called the process of guiding people to desirable behaviors:

Theory of psychosocial development suggests one’s personality occurs with mastery of certain:

Psychological strategies used to avoid conflict, anxiety, or stress are:

Behaviorism assumes that learning occurs when a person’s actions repeatedly prove successful

According to Freud, what kinds of thoughts have a strong impact on behavior?

A theory explains the relationship among:

Maslow grouped human needs into a hierarchy with how many levels?