Asked by Willy Macharia on Jul 11, 2024

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Rashad thinks of himself as an outgoing,sociable person.All his friends would agree; most of them think he is one of the most friendly,upbeat people they have ever met.Which statement best describes Rashad,according to Carl Rogers

A)  He is high in self-monitoring. 
B)  He is high in self-efficacy. 
C)  He experiences congruence. 
D)  He experiences incongruence.

Congruence

The agreement or harmony between thoughts, feelings, and behaviors, or the geometric concept where figures are identical in shape and size.

Carl Rogers

An influential American psychologist who founded client-centered therapy and emphasized the importance of unconditional positive regard in the therapeutic process.

Self-monitoring

The process of observing and regulating one's own behavior, thoughts, and emotions in various situations.

  • Comprehend the notion of congruence and incongruence within self-perceptions and evaluations as outlined by Carl Rogers.
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Satbir SinghJul 17, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
According to Carl Rogers, congruence occurs when a person's self-concept matches their actual experiences and behavior. In this scenario, Rashad's self-concept (outgoing and sociable) aligns with his behavior as perceived by his friends (friendly and upbeat). Therefore, Rashad is experiencing congruence. Options A and B are not relevant to describing Rashad's personality in this scenario, and option D is incorrect as incongruence would occur if Rashad's self-concept did not match his actual behavior as perceived by others.