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

question 87

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

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