Personality Psychology Exam 4 Questions and Answers 100% Pass

Personality Psychology Exam 4 Questions and Answers 100% Pass The self and the tendency toward actualizaton - *Basic Human motivation to actualize maintain and enhance the self *Process involves difficult growth. Organismic Valuing Process - Process of judging based on values for actualization growth growth. Phenomenology - *any reliable reliability is subjective experience inner perception of reality. *Our experiences become the only basis for our judgement and behaviors. Positive regard - acceptance, love and approval from others. (Universal and persistent need) Unconditional positive regard - approval regardless of ones behavior. Positive self-regard - condition under which we grant ourselves acceptance and approval. 2100% Pass Guarantee Olivia West, All Rights Reserved © 2025 Conditions of worth - Only worth of approval for desirable behaviors and attitudes (similar to freuds superego) Conditional positive regard - approval, acceptance only when person exhibits desirable behaviors (this means that sometimes children will avoid behaviors that otherwise might be personally satisfying) incongruence - discrepancy between self-concept and experience. psychological adjustment - compatibility between self-concept and experiences. Fully functioning person - desired result of psychological development. *aware of all experience *live richly and fully in every moment. *trust in our own organism *feel free to make choices *are creative & live constructively *may face difficulties free choice & present environmental optimistic 3100% Pass Guarantee Olivia West, All Rights Reserved © 2025 progressive - questions about human nature: -focus on ___ __ and ___ - ____ influences -childhood has some impact, but later experiences have more impact -opportunity for uniqueness -____ : people are able to improve themselves - experience world openly; ___ outlook Person centered therapy - *therapy approach *client is assumed to be responsible for changing *focus on subjective experience Encounter groups - *group therapy for learning about feelings and relating to one another (others developed tests of experience) Research (Rodgers) - *first to film therapy sessions for resear