When Giving Correction, a Parent Separates the Behavior from the Child

question 77

Multiple Choice

When giving correction, a parent separates the behavior from the child so the child does not experience rejection for the inappropriate behavior. This demonstrates Rogers's

• A)conditions of worth.
• B)conditional positive regard.
• C)unconditional positive regard.
• D)self-actualization.

Understand the physiological mechanisms involved in arousal and sleep.

Identify the effects of stress on the body and its mechanisms.

Describe the role of neurotransmitters in promoting arousal and sleep.

Understand the theories and functions of dreams.

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