Bob Thinks That He Is a Good Tennis Player and His

question 93

Multiple Choice

Bob thinks that he is a good tennis player and his results support this belief.He is better than almost all of the people in his tennis club and he wins most of his tennis matches.This agreement between Bob's beliefs and his actual experience would best be considered as an example of Carl Rogers's concept of:

• A)self-actualization.
• B)congruence.
• C)self-consistency.
• D)a condition of worth.

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Definitions:

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DSM-5

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