Rogers emphasized a person's subjective point of view, which he called
A) ?person-centered.
B) ?incongruence.
C) ?self-concept.
D) ?self-actualization.
A
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a. a marked improvement. b. a small decline. c. a large decline. d. no significant change.
The common effects of tobacco are ________
a. slowed reaction time, tension, depression, reduced ability to store new memories or to retrieve old ones, and poor coordination. b. euphoria, increased appetite, and reduced ability to store new memories. c. mood variation from alertness to calmness depending on mental set, setting, and prior arousal. d. exhilaration, visions and hallucinations, and insightful experiences.
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What will be an ideal response?
During a psychology lecture, your instructor uses the word college as a metaphor for social life. When he says the word college, lots of information comes to mind: dorm rooms, students, tests, professors, textbooks, pencils, and sporting events. The word has activated a
A. script. B. schema. C. sensory register. D. semantic memory.