According to carl rogers’s humanistic theory of personality, what needs to be in congruence for an individual to become a fully functioning person?
a) perceived self and real self
b) ideal self and real self
c) ego and id
d) superego and id

According to Carl Rogers’s humanistic theory of personality, what needs to be in congruence for an individual to become a fully functioning person?

a) perceived self and real self

b) ideal self and real self

c) ego and id

d) superego and id

Explanation:

Highly functional people are characterized by being in a constant process of self-actualization, that is, seeking an almost perfect fit with the goals and vital goals. This process of personal development is in the present, so it is always in operation.

The answer is: b) ideal self and real self.

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