According to Carl Rogers, Self-Consistency Refers to the Human Need

question 188

Multiple Choice

According to Carl Rogers, self-consistency refers to the human need:

• A) to maintain consistency between our self-beliefs and our actual experiences.
• B) for acceptance, love, and sympathy from others.
• C) to maintain consistency among our various self-beliefs.
• D) to realize our total human potential.

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Definitions:

Fredrickson and Roberts

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Body Image

An individual's perception, thoughts, and feelings about their own body's attractiveness, health, and functionality.

Physical Appearance

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