Match List - I with List - II.

List - I	List - II
Gestalt psychology	(I) Believing that one has various horrible disease conditions
Hypochondriacal delusions	(II) Emphasis on personal growth and self-direction
Humanistic existential therapy	(III) Whole is more than the sum of its parts
Existential neurosis	(IV) Feeling of alienation, meaninglessness, and apathy

Correct option is B

(A) Gestalt psychology → (III) Whole is more than the sum of its parts:
Gestalt psychology emphasizes that the mind perceives whole structures rather than individual components. It focuses on how we organize and interpret sensory information.

(B) Hypochondriacal delusions → (I) Believing that one has various horrible disease conditions:​
Hypochondriacal delusions involve the irrational belief that one is suffering from various severe diseases, despite the absence of medical evidence.

(C) Humanistic existential therapy → (II) Emphasis on personal growth and self-direction:
Humanistic existential therapy is centered on personal growth, self-awareness, and self-direction. It aims to help individuals understand their existence and make conscious choices.

(D) Existential neurosis → (IV) Feeling of alienation, meaninglessness, and apathy:
Existential neurosis refers to the psychological condition where an individual experiences feelings of alienation, existential anxiety, and a lack of meaning in life.
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