Rogers's personality was greatly shaped by his childhood experience of:
a. being greatly influenced by his parents' liberal religious views.
b. living by his parents' view of the world rather than his own.
c. relishing a position of power as an only child in the family.
d. being surrounded by friends at school and play.
ANS: B
FEEDBACK: Rogers's parents held extremely strict religious views and emphasized moral behavior, suppressing all displays of emotion, and the virtue of hard work. He later wrote that their fundamentalist teachings gripped him like a vise throughout his childhood and adolescence. His parents' beliefs forced him to live by their view of the world rather than his own.
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