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Rogers, Maslow, and what a person needs in order to grow.
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A counselor tells a client, "I still value you as a person," after the client admits a serious mistake. Which Rogers condition is the counselor showing?
During therapy, a counselor restates a client's worry so precisely that the client says, "Yes, that is exactly how it feels." Which Rogers condition is this?
A therapist feels concerned and speaks with the same warmth and seriousness instead of pretending to be detached. Which Rogers condition is being modeled?
A parent tells a child, "I love you whether you make the team or not." In Rogers's terms, what is the parent offering?
A counselor says, "You sound proud of the grade but afraid your friends will think you bragged." Which Rogers condition fits this response?
A counselor does not hide behind a professional mask and speaks honestly while still respecting the client. Rogers would call this condition what?
Maya thinks of herself as kind, patient, and athletic. In Rogers's theory, this organized view of who she is is her what?
Leo says, "The person I want to become is calm, brave, and honest." Rogers would call that image Leo's what?
A student sees herself as creative and wants to be creative; her actions in art class fit both views. Rogers would describe this match as what?
Noah's ideal self is honest, but he often cheats and feels tense about the gap. In Rogers's theory, this gap is called what?
After basic needs are secure, a singer devotes herself to developing her talent and doing meaningful work. In Maslow's hierarchy, this most directly shows what need?
Maslow described self-actualization mainly as what?
Maslow reported that self-actualizing people tended to be what?
How did Maslow select many examples of self-actualizing people?
What does the humanistic approach make central in explaining personality?
A humanistic psychologist is most likely to describe people as what?
Compared with psychoanalytic theory, humanistic personality theory puts less emphasis on what?
Compared with behaviorism, humanistic psychology puts more emphasis on what?
A common scientific criticism of humanistic personality theories is that key ideas such as self-actualization are what?
Another criticism of humanistic theory is that it may overemphasize what?
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Social-Cognitive Theories and Personality Assessment
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