Carl Rogers' Psychological Self-Concept Quiz

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Which factor affects self-concept according to the text?

  • Weather conditions
  • Favorite food
  • Geographical location
  • Social roles (correct)

What did Carl Rogers define the self as?

  • A perception of external identity
  • A flexible and changing perception of personal identity (correct)
  • A perception of societal identity
  • A fixed and unchangeable perception of personal identity

What do self-schemas comprise of?

  • Favorite movies, books, and music
  • Weather conditions, geographical location, and favorite food
  • Past experiences, personality traits, and abilities (correct)
  • Social media preferences and online activities

According to Karl Rogers, what are human beings always striving for?

<p>Self-fulfillment (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What does self-concept refer to?

<p>The image of oneself as an organized, consistent set of perceptions and beliefs (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Self-concept

The perception of oneself as an organized and consistent set of beliefs and perceptions.

How does social roles affect self-concept?

Social roles influence how we see ourselves.

What is the self according to Carl Rogers?

A flexible and constantly changing perception of personal identity.

What comprises self-schemas?

Past experiences, skills, and personality traits.

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What do human beings always strive for?

Human beings are always striving to achieve their full potential and become the best versions of themselves.

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Study Notes

Self-Concept and Human Behavior

  • Self-concept is affected by various factors, including experiences, relationships, and cultural background.
  • According to Carl Rogers, the self is defined as an organized, consistent, and gestalt concept of oneself that is composed of beliefs, attitudes, and values about oneself.
  • Self-schemas comprise of cognitive frameworks that organize and structure one's knowledge, feelings, and experiences about oneself.
  • Human beings are always striving for self-actualization, which is the innate desire to realize one's full potential, according to Carl Rogers.
  • Self-concept refers to the collection of beliefs, attitudes, and values that an individual holds about themselves, which influences their behavior, emotions, and interactions with others.

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