Carl Rogers

Question 1

The basic human tendency to actualize, maintain, and enhance the self

Answer 1

Actualizing tendency

Question 2

A person’s lifelong process of realizing his or her potential to become a fully functioning person – its goal is to be that self which one is truly is - what is organismically valued by the total person who is inwardly free to move in any direction

Answer 2

Self-actualization

Question 3

This emphasizes understanding and caring rather than diagnosis, advice, and persuasion

Answer 3

Person-centered therapy

Question 4

is the locus of all experiences

Answer 4

Organism

Question 5

Encompasses the experience which includes everything potentially available to awareness that is going on within the organism.

Answer 5

Phenomenological Field

Question 6

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

Answer 6

Organismic valuing process

Question 7

Is the portion of the phenomenological field, which gradually becomes differentiated. It is composed of organized perceptions of the characteristics of the “I” or “Me” of their relationship to others and to various aspects of self, together with the values attached to these perceptions

Answer 7

Self or self-concept

Question 8

One perceives that their parents, peers, or partner’s love and acceptance of them will only be met if they meet those people’s expectations and approval

Answer 8

Conditions of worth