Exam 5: A Phenomenological Theory: Carl Rogers Person-Centered Theory of Personality

As Rogers conceptualizes it, a number of meaningful statements can be made about the "self." Which of the following statements would Rogers agree with?

The phenomenological approach emphasizes

A measure of the self-concept used frequently by Rogers in his research is called

According to Rogers, the phenomenal field of the individual includes both conscious and unconscious perceptions.

Children are like members of other species in their lack of mirror self-recognition.

A discrepancy between self and experience leads to the state of

The Q-sort is used to assess the phenomenal field.

Compare the views of Freud and Rogers on the nature of the person and science.

The view that one should be true to oneself is violated in

The utilization of the views of others to define the self is expressed in the concept of

Relative to nondefensive subjects, defensive subjects are likely to

The phenomenal approach emphasizes how

With regard to the interaction of parent and child during the child's development, it has been found that

Discuss Rogers' views of the self, self processes, and their measurement.

Which of the following is not expressive of Rogers?

In terms of the potential for discovery of laws of personality, Rogers is

According to the phenomenological position

Stephenson developed the

Subception is the process through which experiences unavailable to awareness can lead to

According to Lecky,