Sarah Has the Belief That She Is Good in Math,but

question 106

Multiple Choice

Sarah has the belief that she is good in math,but she has just received her first "D" grade in her first year calculus class.This inconsistency between Sarah's self-belief and her actual experience would most likely generate what Carl Rogers termed:

• A)self-actualization.
• B)a condition of worth.
• C)a threat.
• D)a need for unconditional self-regard.

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