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Lisaclaire

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Question 1

Trait theories are less concerned with ________________________ and more concerned with ______________________.
◦ changing personality; predicting personality
◦ describing personality; explaining personality development
◦ predicting personality; changing personality
◦ predicting behavior; changing personality

Question 2

What did Carl Rogers mean by the term "fully functioning person"?
◦ someone who is working to discover his or her real self
◦ someone who is working to discover his or her ideal self
◦ someone who is experiencing a match between his or her real and ideal self and who is also trusting of their innermost intuitions and urges
◦ someone who has discovered his or her self-efficacy
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Marked as best answer by Lisaclaire on Dec 20, 2020

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Lisaclaire

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Great answer, keep it coming :)

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