Tamika is working at night in order to finance her education and she still manages to get
straight A's in her courses. However, intalking to her therapist, Tamika always
emphasizes the mistakes she makes and how she should manage her life better.
She often
says how stupid she is. Her humanistic therapist will recognize that Tamika is displaying
__________.
a. discrepancy.
b. actualization.
c. incongruence.
d. resistance.
e. self-actualization.
c. incongruence.
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A. triarchic theory B. multiple-intelligence C. psychometric D. Terman
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a. lack of maternal sleep and lack of exercise b. excessive maternal weight gain and maternal age c. malnutrition and tobacco d. sugar and starch
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