This discipline was lauded as a corrective for "unhealthy trends" in American culture by Edith Weisskopf-
This discipline was lauded as a corrective for "unhealthy trends" in American culture by Edith Weisskopf- Joelson, who popularized it at Purdue before she became schizophrenic. Definitional vagueness in this discipline inspired the PIL test developed by Crumbaugh and Maholick. Elizabeth Lukas, spelled with a K, wrote a book summarizing this discipline, which posits that humans are the only creatures affected by "noÃ¶dynamics," and holds that fervently wishing for an undesirable outcome, such as being unable to sleep, can induce a desired (*) opposite via "paradoxical intention." This discipline's founder proposed that the West Coast of the U.S. erect a Statue of Responsibility to complement the Statue of Liberty, and wrote that he saw the freedom to choose one's attitude remain intact even at Auschwitz. For 10 points, name this type of psychotherapy based on finding meaning, developed by Viktor Frankl.
This discipline was lauded as a corrective for "unhealthy trends" in American culture by Edith Weisskopf-
logotherapy [or existential analysis; or the Third Viennese School of psychotherapy; prompt on "psychotherapy," "existential psychology," etc.] 