A Mother Says to Her Daughter, "I Value You Regardless

Multiple Choice

A mother says to her daughter, "I value you regardless of your behavior. I may disapprove of what you do, but I will still respect and love you." According to Rogers, this mother is ____.

A) increasing the incongruence between the child's self-concept and the child's behavior
B) expressing conditions of worth toward her daughter
C) providing unconditional positive regard
D) teaching the girl irrational beliefs