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I Scored as Psychoanalytic, not sure if that is good or bad !
You Scored as Cognitive
A strong proponent of "attitude is everything," you believe how a person views the world is the key to their psychological health. Negative or overgeneralized attitudes are, as well as often wrong, thoroughly unhealthy. Therapy involves the systematic reteaching and reshaping of mindset, which can be quick or slow depending on the patient.
Cognitive85%Psychoanalytic75%Physiobiological55%Humanistic40%Behaviorism35%
A strong proponent of "attitude is everything," you believe how a person views the world is the key to their psychological health. Negative or overgeneralized attitudes are, as well as often wrong, thoroughly unhealthy. Therapy involves the systematic reteaching and reshaping of mindset, which can be quick or slow depending on the patient.
Cognitive85%Psychoanalytic75%Physiobiological55%Humanistic40%Behaviorism35%
You Scored as Physiobiological
Often more of a medical doctor than a psychologist, you believe that the body is more to blame for disorders than the mind. No amount of "talking out" can solve problems when there are chemical imbalances in the brain. Therapy involves physical means of treating problems, from medication to surgery to electric shock therapy-- easy for the passive patient, but difficult and controversial to prescribe.
Psychoanalytic
60%
Physiobiological
60%
Cognitive
50%
Humanistic
50%
Behaviorism
35%
Since I lack expertise I am not sure I understood some of the questions but it was interesting to think about. I do not think that there is a right or wrong or a good or bad but that each person is an individual who should be treated according to their own personal circumstance.
Mari
Often more of a medical doctor than a psychologist, you believe that the body is more to blame for disorders than the mind. No amount of "talking out" can solve problems when there are chemical imbalances in the brain. Therapy involves physical means of treating problems, from medication to surgery to electric shock therapy-- easy for the passive patient, but difficult and controversial to prescribe.
Psychoanalytic
60%
Physiobiological
60%
Cognitive
50%
Humanistic
50%
Behaviorism
35%
Since I lack expertise I am not sure I understood some of the questions but it was interesting to think about. I do not think that there is a right or wrong or a good or bad but that each person is an individual who should be treated according to their own personal circumstance.
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sorry I didn't post the full result at first, this is certainly interesting .
You Scored as Psychoanalytic
The original Freudian psychologist, you believe that the human unconscious is forever locked in a struggle between selfish desire and socially accepted rules, which rule all of life. Childhood experience and development shape the nature of this battle, and dreams often hold the only key into these hidden motivations. Therapy must be intense and all-encompassing, explaining the patients' whole personalities (and life stories) before treating the problems.
Psychoanalytic
85%
Cognitive
70%
Humanistic
65%
Physiobiological
65%
Behaviorism
55%
You Scored as Psychoanalytic
The original Freudian psychologist, you believe that the human unconscious is forever locked in a struggle between selfish desire and socially accepted rules, which rule all of life. Childhood experience and development shape the nature of this battle, and dreams often hold the only key into these hidden motivations. Therapy must be intense and all-encompassing, explaining the patients' whole personalities (and life stories) before treating the problems.
Psychoanalytic
85%
Cognitive
70%
Humanistic
65%
Physiobiological
65%
Behaviorism
55%
You Scored as Psychoanalytic
The original Freudian psychologist, you believe that the human unconscious is forever locked in a struggle between selfish desire and socially accepted rules, which rule all of life. Childhood experience and development shape the nature of this battle, and dreams often hold the only key into these hidden motivations. Therapy must be intense and all-encompassing, explaining the patients' whole personalities (and life stories) before treating the problems.
Sounds like me
The original Freudian psychologist, you believe that the human unconscious is forever locked in a struggle between selfish desire and socially accepted rules, which rule all of life. Childhood experience and development shape the nature of this battle, and dreams often hold the only key into these hidden motivations. Therapy must be intense and all-encompassing, explaining the patients' whole personalities (and life stories) before treating the problems.
Sounds like me
ladylore
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Cool quiz - I like this one.
You Scored as Psychoanalytic
The original Freudian psychologist, you believe that the human unconscious is forever locked in a struggle between selfish desire and socially accepted rules, which rule all of life. Childhood experience and development shape the nature of this battle, and dreams often hold the only key into these hidden motivations. Therapy must be intense and all-encompassing, explaining the patients' whole personalities (and life stories) before treating the problems.
Cognitive
85%
Psychoanalytic
85%
Humanistic
75%
Physiobiological
60%
Behaviorism
20%
You Scored as Psychoanalytic
The original Freudian psychologist, you believe that the human unconscious is forever locked in a struggle between selfish desire and socially accepted rules, which rule all of life. Childhood experience and development shape the nature of this battle, and dreams often hold the only key into these hidden motivations. Therapy must be intense and all-encompassing, explaining the patients' whole personalities (and life stories) before treating the problems.
Cognitive
85%
Psychoanalytic
85%
Humanistic
75%
Physiobiological
60%
Behaviorism
20%
You Scored as Physiobiological
Often more of a medical doctor than a psychologist, you believe that the body is more to blame for disorders than the mind. No amount of "talking out" can solve problems when there are chemical imbalances in the brain. Therapy involves physical means of treating problems, from medication to surgery to electric shock therapy-- easy for the passive patient, but difficult and controversial to prescribe.
Physiobiological
70%
Psychoanalytic
50%
Cognitive
50%
Humanistic
45%
Behaviorism
35%
Hey wait, I don't see David's results here :lol: :bad:
Often more of a medical doctor than a psychologist, you believe that the body is more to blame for disorders than the mind. No amount of "talking out" can solve problems when there are chemical imbalances in the brain. Therapy involves physical means of treating problems, from medication to surgery to electric shock therapy-- easy for the passive patient, but difficult and controversial to prescribe.
Physiobiological
70%
Psychoanalytic
50%
Cognitive
50%
Humanistic
45%
Behaviorism
35%
Hey wait, I don't see David's results here :lol: :bad:
You Scored as PhysiobiologicalOften more of a medical doctor than a psychologist, you believe that the body is more to blame for disorders than the mind. No amount of "talking out" can solve problems when there are chemical imbalances in the brain. Therapy involves physical means of treating problems, from medication to surgery to electric shock therapy-- easy for the passive patient, but difficult and controversial to prescribe.
Physiobiological
65%
Humanistic
55%
Psychoanalytic
50%
Cognitive
40%
Behaviorism
20%
Physiobiological
65%
Humanistic
55%
Psychoanalytic
50%
Cognitive
40%
Behaviorism
20%
Atlantean
Member
I scored as "Cognitive"
Cognitive
80%
Physiobiological
65%
Behaviorism
50%
Psychoanalytic
50%
Humanistic
45%
Edit: what does all that mean, anyway?
Cognitive
80%
Physiobiological
65%
Behaviorism
50%
Psychoanalytic
50%
Humanistic
45%
Edit: what does all that mean, anyway?
David Baxter PhD
Late Founder
They are all different approaches to psychology and psychotherapy:
Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Physiological Psychology Biological Psychology
Behaviorism
Psychoanalysis
Humanistic Psychology
Cognitive Behavior Therapy
Physiological Psychology Biological Psychology
Behaviorism
Psychoanalysis
Humanistic Psychology
forgetmenot
MVP
I scored Coginitive 85 percent
Mary
Mary
Mashka
Member
Psychoanalytic
70%
Physiobiological
55%
Cognitive
55%
Behaviorism
20%
Humanistic
20%
70%
Physiobiological
55%
Cognitive
55%
Behaviorism
20%
Humanistic
20%
suewatters1
Member
75% Psychoanalytic
75% Humanistic
60% Physiobiological
25% Cognitive
15% Behaviorism
Sue
75% Humanistic
60% Physiobiological
25% Cognitive
15% Behaviorism
Sue
You Scored as Psychoanalytic
The original Freudian psychologist, you believe that the human unconscious is forever locked in a struggle between selfish desire and socially accepted rules, which rule all of life. Childhood experience and development shape the nature of this battle, and dreams often hold the only key into these hidden motivations. Therapy must be intense and all-encompassing, explaining the patients' whole personalities (and life stories) before treating the problems.
Psychoanalytic
75%
Humanistic
60%
Cognitive
55%
Physiobiological
50%
Behaviorism
40%
The original Freudian psychologist, you believe that the human unconscious is forever locked in a struggle between selfish desire and socially accepted rules, which rule all of life. Childhood experience and development shape the nature of this battle, and dreams often hold the only key into these hidden motivations. Therapy must be intense and all-encompassing, explaining the patients' whole personalities (and life stories) before treating the problems.
Psychoanalytic
75%
Humanistic
60%
Cognitive
55%
Physiobiological
50%
Behaviorism
40%
Into The Light
MVP
i didn't get any percentages. i hit a tie and had to choose between two statements and thus am a cognitive psychologist only. but.. but.. :hissyfit:
ladylore
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I hit a tie too. Therefore I became a psychoanalytical. Doesn't quite fit but oh well.
Therefore I became a psychoanalytical. Doesn't quite fit but oh well.
Into The Light
MVP
yes, i disagree with the outcome for me. i don't believe that everything is caused by simple attitude. there's more to disorders and dysfunction than just attitude. could be just the way you are wired or you could have had something traumatic happen to you, or a combination of that plus attitude. it really depends on a person's type of problems they are trying to solve when they seek therapy.
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