Carl Rogers was the theorist who said, “Experience is, for me, the highest authority. . . . Neither the Bible nor the prophets—neither Freud nor research—neither the revelation of God nor man—can take precedence over my own experience,”

Carl Rogers believed “satellite relationships” outside marriage could help a person grow within him or herself.

The “elders” of psychotherapy believe the psychology profession has not been as helpful as they hoped it would be.

Abraham Maslow was the theorist who believed all humans are like scientists.

Many people believe those with a “mental illness’ are no longer responsible for themselves or their behaviors if they have a “mental illness.”

The theorist behind “Positive Psychology,” and the one who wrote the book Authentic Happines to describe it, is Martin Seligman.

Jeffrey Schwartz, in his book Brain Lock, was able to show scientifically that one’s brain can change by how you think and behave without any medication.

The building blocks of personality are called surface traits.

An important part of both Jung’s and Freud’s theories included the collective unconscious.

Many people do not have a particular worldview.