According to existentialism, the fundamental human characteristic is
a. the search for meaning.
b. the desire for rational thought patterns.
c. the struggle between biological drives and societal norms.
d. the tendency toward self-actualization.
Question 2
Which of the following is a valid criticism of client-centered therapy?
a. Its emphasis on self-report rather than structured or objective assessment data makes it vulnerable to distorted or incomplete information.
b. Every client receives the same, one-size-fits-all, treatment.
c. Core concepts such as being and congruency are difficult to define and measure.
d. all of the above
