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| Your self as you presently view it. |
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| The tendency to grow in ways that maintain or enhance the organism. |
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| Clarification of feelings |
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| The procedure in which a therapist restates a client's expressed organism. |
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| Client-centered or Person-centered therapy |
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| A type of therapy that removes conditions of worth and has clients examine their feelinds and take personal responsibility for their improvement. |
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| Conditional Positive Regard |
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| Affection that's given only under certain conditions. |
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| Self-acceptance that's given only under certain conditions. |
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| Contingencies placed on positive regard. |
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| An integration within the self and a coherence between your self and your experiences. |
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| The grouping and counting of various categories of statements in an interview. |
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| Self-acceptance that's based on performance in some domain of life. |
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| "Being-in-the-world" the totality of your autonomous personal existence. |
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| Motives reflecting a lack within the person that needs to be filled. |
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| A sense of guilt over failing to fulfill all of your possibilities. |
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| The view that people are responsible for investing their lives with meaning. |
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| The experience of being immersed completely in an activity. |
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| A person who's open to life's experiences and who is self-actualizing. |
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| Motives reflecting the desire to extend and elaborate yourself. |
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| A branch of psychology emphazing the universal capacity for personal growth. |
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| Your perception of how you'd like to be. |
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| Organismic Valuing Process |
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| The internal signal that indicates whether self-actualizationis occurring. |
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| A subjective experience of intense self-actualization. |
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| A type of therapy that removes conditions of worth and has clients examine their feelings and take personal responsibility for their improvement. |
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| A view emphasizes the importance of your own personal experiences. |
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| Acceptance and affection. |
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| An assessment technique in which you sort descriptions according to how much they apply to you. |
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| A motive to regain or reassert a freedom that's been threatened. |
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| A procedure in whcih a therapist rephrases the ideas expressed by a client. |
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| A process of growing in ways that maintain or enhance the self. |
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| Pursuing goals that are consistent with your core values. |
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| Deciding for yourself what to do. |
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| Creating situations that make it hard to succeed, thus enabling avoidance of self-blame for failure. |
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| Having a negative perception of the self because of feeling prejudged. |
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| Transcendent Self-actualizers |
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| People whose actualization goes beyond the self to become more universal. |
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| Unconditional Positive Regard |
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| Acceptance and affection with "no strings attached". |
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