Carl Rogers Flashcards

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Non-directive or client centered therapy

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Person-centered therapy

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The ability to change and improve personality is centered within the person.

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Person-centered therapy

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3
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The current feelings and emotions have a greater impact on personality

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Person-centered therapy

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4
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The inborn tendency to actualize, to develop our abilities and potentials, form the strictly biological to the most sophisticated psychological aspects of our being

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Fully functioning person

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5
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The individual’s ultimate goal is to

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Actualize the self

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6
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An acceptance of self and reality, and a sense of responsibility for the self.

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Self-understanding or Self-insight

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7
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To actualize, maintain, and enhance the self

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Actualization tendency

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The process by which we judge experiences in terms of their value for fostering or hindering our actualization and growth.

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Organismic valuing process

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9
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A frame of reference or context that influences our growth.

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The experiential world

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10
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The only reality of which we can be sure of is our own subjective world of experience.

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Phenomenology

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As the actualization tendency in infancy leads us to grow and develop, our experiential world broadens.

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Phenomenology

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12
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____ is the highest authority. (Phenomenology)

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Experience

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13
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Image of what we are, what we should be and what we would like to be

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Self concept

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14
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Positive regard:

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Unconditional positive regard
Positive self-regard

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15
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Approval is granted regardless of a person’s behavior may it be desirable or undesirable.

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Unconditional positive regard

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16
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The condition under which we grant ourselves acceptance and approval.

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Positive self-regard

17
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A belief that we are worthy of approval only when we express desirable behaviors and attitudes and refrain from expressing those that bring disapproval from others.

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Conditions of worth

18
Q

The self image is different to the ideal self.

There is only a little overlap.

Self-actualization will be difficult

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Incongruent

19
Q

The self-image is similar to the ideal self.

There is a more overlap.

This person can self-actualise.

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Congruent

20
Q

The therapist explores the client’s feelings and attitudes toward the self and toward other people.

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Person-centered therapy

21
Q

A group therapy technique in which people learn about their feelings and about how they relate to one another.

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Encounter groups

22
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View on human nature

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Free will
Social
Present
Optimism
Progressive