Discuss the person-centered therapy propagated by Carl Rogers.
What will be an ideal response?
Carl Rogers' person-centered theory focuses on each individual's uniqueness, the importance of allowing each individual to achieve maximum fulfillment of potential, and the individual's need to confront honestly the reality of his or her experiences in the world. In applying the person-centered theory to the therapy context, Rogers used the term client-centered to reflect his belief that people are innately good and that the potential for self-improvement lies within the individual rather than in the therapist or therapeutic techniques.
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a. Inability to distinguish green from yellow b. Inability to distinguish yellow from blue c. Inability to distinguish red from green d. Inability to identify any colors at all
How does brain activity differ when you are conscious of some stimulus, compared to times when you are not conscious of the same stimulus?
a. Activity is greater and spreads more widely when you are conscious of something. b. The action potentials travel faster when you are conscious of something. c. Activity includes the pineal gland when you are conscious of something. d. Activity is limited to the right hemisphere when you are conscious of something.
The text gives an example of a pigeon getting rewarded for pecking a button ONLY in the presence of a green light. We can then safely assume that
a. pecking behavior when the light is off will become extinguished. b. pecking when the green light is off must have been punished. c. it is innate for pigeons to peck only when green lights are on. d. pigeons have superior color vision.
Four-year-olds think dreams are real because of artificialism
Indicate whether the statement is true or false