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by angela carberry 17 years ago

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Carl Rogers Person Centred Theory

The theory developed by Carl Rogers emphasizes the importance of self-concept, which includes self-esteem, ideal self, and self-image, in determining an individual's behavior and well-being.

Carl Rogers Person Centred Theory

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Carl Rogers Person Centred Theory

Receiving Core Conditions

Acceptance

Empathy

Genuiness

Self Concept Based On

Effects of socialisation

Internal Locus of Evaluation

In control of own life

Feel good about self

Less concerned with social approval

Sense of own value and feelings

External Locus of Evaluation

Other expectations

Few conditions of worth imposed

Self Concept

Self Image

Qualities, Roles And Image

Self Esteem

How good you feel about yourself

Ideal Self

What you would like to be like