Too Much of a Good Thing Can Make You Ill

question 168

True/False

Too much of a good thing can make you ill.

Recognize the importance of Rogers' contributions to counseling techniques and personality assessment.

Understand the core concepts of Rogers' person-centered therapy and its emphasis on positive self-regard.

Recognize the significance and application of the Q-sort technique in assessing self-concept.

Evaluate the criticisms and limitations of Rogers' therapy, including the neglect of unconscious factors.

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