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Rishit Gaming
on Nov 28, 2024
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In the context of Carl Rogers's theory, which of the following statements is true about self-concept?
A) The main motivation for everything you do, is to get away from a deep childhood-based feeling that you are not as good as you should be.
B) Your internal locus of control is related to both higher self-esteem and better physical health.
C) Your ideal self comes from the messages you receive from your parents and people around you about what you should be like.
D) You develop internal or external explanations for control based on experiences.
Self-Concept
An individual's understanding and assessment of their own abilities, appearance, and personality.
Internal Locus of Control
The belief that one is in control of their life and outcomes, attributing success and failure to one's own actions rather than external forces.
Ideal Self
The conception of oneself as one wishes to be or aspires to be, often involving goals, values, and desired traits.
- Discern different self-perceptions and their impact on personal progress.
- Elucidate the contributions of Carl Rogers to the field of psychology, with an emphasis on therapy and the notion of self-concept.
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Learning Objectives
- Discern different self-perceptions and their impact on personal progress.
- Elucidate the contributions of Carl Rogers to the field of psychology, with an emphasis on therapy and the notion of self-concept.