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PSY 216 Final Review

Rogers

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formative tendency an evolution from the simpler to more complex. ALL of nature
actualization tendency the urge to expand, extend, develop & mature. ALL living things
Self actualization the actualization tendency unique to humans.
Real or organismic self biological self
Self concept self perceived in awareness
Idea self self as how we would like to be
What are conditions of worth it is a barrier to healthy development. instead of "i love you and value you" it becomes "i love you if you...."
motivation maintenance basic biological needs
motivation enhancement fulfill one's basic nature.
maintenance motives:ignored selective attention
maintenance motives: denied not allowed into consciousness, but still have an influence
maintenance motives: accurately perceived when ideal self is congruent with out self concept
maintenance motives: distorted to fit the self concept.
What kind of psychotherapy did Rogers believe in? a curative relationship. unconditional positive regard. congruence empathetic listening
What activity in class did we do pertaining to Rogers? Q-sort. comparing self & ideal self with another person's view of our self.
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