Carl Rogers argued that anxiety disorders arise from the failure to receive unconditional positive regard during childhood. The person develops harsh self-standards, called _____, which he or she tries to meet by repeatedly distorting and denying his or her true experiences.

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Carl Rogers argued that anxiety disorders arise from the failure to receive unconditional positive regard during childhood. The person develops harsh self-standards, called _____, which he or she tries to meet by repeatedly distorting and denying his or her true experiences.

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