Chapter 10 FIB Flashcards
Rogers wanted to be a ______________________ after he graduated from the University of Wisconsin, but he switched to psychology when he went to Columbia University.
minister
Rogers’s system of therapy is called ______________________, and his theory of personality can be called person-centered.
client-centered
The ______________________ tendency suggests that all matter tends to evolve from simpler to more complex forms.
formative
The ______________________ tendency suggests that people tend to move toward completion or fulfillment of potentials.
actualization
A state of ________________________ exists when the organismic self, the perceived self, and the ideal self are in harmony.
congruence
To Rogers, the real self and the __________________ self are the same concept.
organismic
Rogers believed that each of us has an _____________________ self, that is, a picture of our self as we would wish to be.
ideal
Discrepancies between the _________________________ and the organismic self results in incongruence.
self-concept
A discrepancy between self-concept and organismic experiences is called ____________________.
incongruence
People often deny or ____________________ both positive and negative experiences because these experiences threaten an established self-concept.
distort
All of us, Rogers said, have a need for ______________________, that is, a feeling of self-confidence and self-worth.
self-regard
We experience ______________________ of worth whenever a significant other accepts only our positive behaviors and traits.
conditions
The need for _______________________ would include the need for food, sleep, and the tendency to resist change.
maintenance
The need for ________________________ includes the need to grow, to develop, and to become a more fully-functioning person.
enhancement
The first condition for therapeutic growth is that a _____________________ client comes into contact with a congruent therapist.
vulnerable
