Rogers called the active, controlling drive toward fulfillment of ...

[Davideckstein7]

Rogers called the active, controlling drive toward fulfillment of our potentials the:
 
  a. unconditional striving potential
  b. self-actualizing tendency
  c. primary movement tendency
  d. secondary enhancement tendency

Question 2

The research by Harrington, Block, and Block on creativity-fostering environments showed that:
 
  a. children encouraged by parents to be curious and self-reliant were creative later in life
  b. children encouraged by parents to be competitive were creative later in life
  c. children encouraged by parents to be passive and complacent were highly creative later in life
  d. there was little relationship between parents' treatment of their children and the children's creativity level later in life

[Cnarkel]

Answer to Question 1

b MSC: WWW

Answer to Question 2

a