Asked by Mónica García Vega on Apr 24, 2024
According to Rogers, children who experience ____ love or affection tend to develop an incongruent self-concept as a result of blocking from their self-concept those experiences that did not receive parental affection.
A) inconsistent
B) conditional
C) unconditional
D) consistent
Incongruent Self-Concept
A state where there is a mismatch between an individual’s self-image and reality, often leading to confusion, frustration, and psychological distress.
Conditional Love
Affection and regard that are dependent on meeting certain conditions or expectations set by the giver.
Parental Affection
The warm, nurturing behavior parents show toward their children, essential for child development and emotional bonding.
- Define the necessities for establishing a congruent self-concept in line with Carl Rogers' perspective.
Learning Objectives
- Define the necessities for establishing a congruent self-concept in line with Carl Rogers' perspective.