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PSY 405 Week 3 Discussion Questions

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Do you agree or disagree with Abraham Maslow’s belief that all people everywhere are motivated by the same basic needs? Why?


What is self-actualization?


Do you know (or know of) someone who is self-actualized? Who? (Approach this from Carl Roger’s point of view)


Do you think there is an element of risk on the path to self-actualization?


Do you agree or disagree with Rollo May’s belief that much of human behavior is motivated by an underlying sense of anxiety and dread? Why?


Watch this video of Carl Rogers doing a counseling session with Gloria. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24d-FEptYj8 Give a summary of what you took from the video.
I completely agree with both you and Nancy Etcoff. This is one of my favorite videos. When we put someone else in charge of our happiness we are in for disappointment. In our society it’s accepted to say, “He (or she) makes me happy.” Say, “I make me happy” and people think you are narcissistic and that’s too bad. However, I think making yourself happy is a sign of maturity and even that self-actualization Maslow and Rogers talk about.


What are some benefits of making yourself happy?


What are some of the benefits of a positive focus?


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