General Studies · Humanistic Psychology
From a Humanistic perspective, psychological distress often arises due to:
- 1Faulty learning of behavior through conditioning processes
- 2Automatic negative thoughts and cognitive distortions
- 3Genetic predisposition or chemical brain dysfunction
- 4A mismatch between one's real self and ideal self✓
Correct answer
A mismatch between one's real self and ideal self
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