Carl Rogers and Humanistic Personality Theory

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Client-Centered Therapy

Focuses on the client, not the therapist.

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Self-Actualization

Natural movement towards personal potential fulfillment.

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Humanistic Psychology

Emphasizes conscious perception over unconscious power.

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Self-Concept

Individual's perception of self and reality.

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Current Emotions

Present feelings shape personality more than past.

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Autonomy

Self-governance is crucial for personal development.

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Organismic Valuing Process

Evaluates experiences based on self-actualization contribution.

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Experiential World

Individual's context influences personal growth and perception.

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Positive Value Experience

Perceived experiences as fulfilling are valued positively.

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Negative Value Experience

Perceived detrimental experiences are valued negatively.

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Influences on Behavior

External and internal factors affect child behavior.

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External Influences

Family, health, culture, and environment impact behavior.

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Internal Influences

Self-acceptance and responsibility shape personal perception.

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Actualization Tendency

Drive to maintain and enhance life functions.

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Rational Beings

Humans are rational, guided by conscious perceptions.

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Child Behavior Model

1930s model assesses healthy versus unhealthy behaviors.

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Holistic Experience

Emphasizes total experience in personal growth context.

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Perception vs Reality

Perception may differ from objective reality.

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Motivation Towards Perfection

Humans strive for self-improvement and fulfillment.

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Psychological Functioning

Development and maturity in psychological aspects.

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Emotional Impact

Current emotions significantly influence personality development.

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Childhood Events

Past events do not dictate self-perception.

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Persepsi

Perception varies with time and context.

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Penerimaan positif

Acceptance, love, and approval from others.

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Keperluan sejagat

Universal and ongoing need for positive regard.

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Kepuasan

Fulfillment derived from receiving positive regard.

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Kehampaan

Feeling of emptiness from lack of acceptance.

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Tingkah laku bayi

Infant behavior influenced by received affection.

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Penerimaan positif tanpa syarat

Unconditional acceptance regardless of behavior.

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Penerimaan sepenuhnya

Complete acceptance with an open heart.

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Penerimaan positif kendiri

Self-esteem and positive self-image from within.

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Maklum balas

Feedback from others affecting self-concept.

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Penerimaan positif bersyarat

Acceptance given only under specific conditions.

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Kepercayaan diri

Belief in self-worth based on external approval.

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Incongruity

Discrepancy between real self and ideal self.

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Tendency actualizing

Natural inclination towards personal growth.

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Norms dan standard

Societal expectations shaping self-worth perceptions.

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Real self

True self aligned with actualizing tendency.

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Ideal self

Unattainable standard shaped by external conditions.

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Penerimaan kendiri

Self-acceptance influenced by external validation.

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Kecenderungan semulajadi

Natural inclinations towards perfection and self-development.

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Situasi tertentu

Specific scenarios determining self-acceptance.

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Persetujuan ibu bapa

Parental approval affecting child's self-worth.

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Kecenderungan organisasi

Valuing needs aligned with personal growth.

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Incongruence

Gap between real self and ideal self.

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Neurosis

Mental distress caused by incongruence.

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Self-concept

Individual's perception of themselves.

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Anxiety

Response to incongruent experiences.

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Client-Centered Theory

Approach focusing on client's self-discovery.

<p>Approach focusing on client's self-discovery.</p>
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Humanistic Psychology

Psychological perspective emphasizing human potential.

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Directive Therapy

Client leads; therapist facilitates the process.

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Non-Directive Therapy

Therapist supports client's self-exploration.

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Empathy

Understanding and sharing client's feelings.

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Genuineness

Alignment of feelings and behaviors in therapy.

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Congruence

Harmony between thoughts, feelings, and actions.

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Acceptance

Unconditional regard for the client.

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Fully Functioning Person

Individual open to experiences and growth.

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Awareness

Recognition of all feelings and experiences.

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Living in the Moment

Experiencing life fully and richly.

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Trust in Self

Confidence in one's own feelings and actions.

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Freedom of Choice

Ability to make decisions without constraints.

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Creativity

Adaptability and spontaneity in behavior.

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Complexity and Challenge

Life involves continual growth and testing.

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Meaningful Personality

Character described as enriching and exciting.

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Potential

Capacity for personal growth and development.

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Parental Influence

Children learn to deny unacceptable behaviors.