According to Rogers, the ultimate goal in life is: a. to ...

[RRMR]

According to Rogers, the ultimate goal in life is:
 
  a. to become a fully functioning person by actualizing the self.
  b. to be able to successfully distinguish between the self and others.
  c. to be able to shift interest from the physical and material to the spiritual, philosophical, and intuitive.
  d. to achieve life's goals and establish a secure, successful place in the world.

Question 2

Rogers believed that people are rational beings ruled by:
 
  a. their past events.
  b. a conscious perception of themselves and their experiential world.
  c. an unconscious psychic energy that can be channeled externally, toward the outside world, or internally, toward the self.
  d. physiological factors.

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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A
FEEDBACK: Rogers proposed one single, innate, overriding motivation: the inborn tendency to actualize, to develop our abilities and potentials to the fullest. This ultimate goal is to actualize the self, to become what Rogers called a fully functioning person.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B
FEEDBACK: Rogers believed that we are rational beings ruled by a conscious perception of our selves and our experiential world. He gave very little importance to unconscious forces or other Freudian explanations.

[RRMR]

Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

[Sarahjh]

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