An Infeasible Problem Is One in Which the Objective Function

question 32

True/False

An infeasible problem is one in which the objective function can be increased to infinity.

Understand the role of self-concept and conditions of worth according to Rogers.

Know the distinguishing characteristics of a fully functioning person as described by Rogers.

Understand how Rogers's childhood and personal experiences shaped his psychological theories.

Recognize the impact of the environment and upbringing on the development of conditional self-regard and its consequences.