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

The Rogerian self is analogous to a little person inside of us.

The concept of self-actualization most differs from

Cartwright found subjects were better able to recall

Within the framework of the Rogerian theory of personality, the "self" is the most important structural concept. In short, the "self" is

The phenomenological approach stresses that people should be understood in terms of how they view themselves and the world around them.

According to the phenomenological position

Stephenson developed the

Rogers preferred the use of structured questionnaires to less structured self-report measures.

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

The phenomenal field is limited to conscious perceptions and experiences.

In research by D'Argembeau et al. (2010), the medial prefrontal cortex of participants' brains became more active when they thought about their _____selves, relative to when they thought of their _____selves.

The Q-sort and semantic differential both measure consistency between self and experience.

According to Rogers, major parts of the self are unconscious.

For Rogers, the self is made up of `

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

Efforts to maintain self-consistency have been demonstrated in relation to

Parents who communicate negative appraisals may be suspected of

According to Rogers, an organism may react to threatening stimuli with

An outstanding feature of the Q-sort is that

One measure of recognition of the self is