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_____ thought people were primarily rational human beings, governed by a conscious perception of themselves and their world of experience.
 
  a. Allport
  c. Rogers
  b. Maslow
  d. Jung

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_____ believed that people who are not neurotic will function in a conscious, rational way, aware of and in control of the forces that motivate them.
 
  a. Jung
  c. Rogers
  b. Allport
  d. Maslow



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: C
FEEDBACK: Rogers thought people were primarily rational beings, governed by a conscious perception of themselves and their world of experience. Allport believed that people who are not neurotic will function in a conscious, rational way, aware of and in control of the forces that motivate them.

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B
FEEDBACK: Allport believed that people who are not neurotic will function in a conscious, rational way, aware of and in control of the forces that motivate them. Rogers thought people were primarily rational beings, governed by a conscious perception of themselves and their world of experience.





 

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