According to Carl Rogers, Limitations That Determine When People Approve

question 483

True/False

According to Carl Rogers, limitations that determine when people approve or disapprove of themselves are known as conditions of worth.

Describe the non-geographic nature of organized crime's influence.

Understand the basic principles of Merton's anomie-strain theory, including the relationship between societal aspirations and the availability of legitimate means to achieve those aspirations.

Identify and describe the different adaptations to strain as proposed by Merton (i.e., conformity, innovation, ritualism, retreatism, and rebellion).

Recognize the significance of societal pressures and the goal-means gap in inducing deviant behavior according to anomie-strain theory.

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