Carl Rogers Uses the Phrase "Conditions of Worth" to Describe

question 51

Multiple Choice

Carl Rogers uses the phrase "conditions of worth" to describe:

• A) personal standards that motivate us to accomplish something of value.
• B) environmental situations that inspire us to be the best we can be.
• C) the demands others put on us that we feel we must meet in order to be valuable.
• D) positive parental practices that build self-efficacy.

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Definitions:

Middle Childhood

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