A Central Concept in Carl Rogers's Theory Is Our Consistent

question 122

Multiple Choice

A central concept in Carl Rogers's theory is our consistent set of perceptions of and beliefs about ourselves referred to as

• A)unconditional positive regard
• B)the need for positive self-regard
• C)the self
• D)self-actualization

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Definitions:

Mindfulness Meditation

A form of meditation that involves paying attention to the present moment with an attitude of openness, curiosity, and non-judgment.

Immune Functioning

The complex biological processes and mechanisms that the body uses to fight off infections, diseases, and other foreign bodies.

Adaptation-Level

A theory suggesting that people adapt to new stimuli, and their judgments of stimuli are influenced by past experiences.

External Locus

A psychological concept where an individual believes that control over their life events and outcomes comes from external forces or influences.