Carl Rogers Client-Centered Therapy Quiz

According to Carl Rogers, what is the term used to describe the distance between the real self and the ideal self?

• Harmony

• Alignment

• Incongruence

• Congruence

What did James realize about his true passion and sense of self involvement?

• He was passionate about exercise and nutrition

• He preferred to stay unhappy

• He enjoyed detaching himself from work

• He loved working at a desk job

What is the first key concept in a healthy therapeutic relationship according to Carl Rogers?

• Judgmental Caring

• Transparency

• Empathetic Communication

• Conditional Positive Regard

What does Rogers mean by 'unconditional positive regard'?

• Accepting that everyone is perfect

• Non-judgmental caring and understanding

• Condoning all behavior

• Being critical of others

What is the main reason for the in congruence between the real self and the ideal self according to Rogers?

• Healthy relationships

• Trying to become authentic

• Lack of societal acceptance

• Interacting with the external world

What did James do to achieve congruence in his life according to the video?

• He sought help from a client-centered psychologist

• He continued with his desk job

• He detached himself from his social life

• He ignored his unhappiness

What is the second key concept in a healthy therapeutic relationship according to Carl Rogers?

• Transparency

• Judgmental Caring

• Conditional Positive Regard

• Empathetic Communication

What is the third key concept in a healthy therapeutic relationship according to Carl Rogers?

• Transparency

• Conditional Positive Regard

• Empathetic Communication

• Judgmental Caring

What did Rogers believe is the ongoing event in the formation of personality?

• Splitting the self into two different parts

• Seeking societal acceptance

• Being born with a whole true self

• Interacting with the external world

How can applying Rogers' three aspects of a healthy relationship help someone?

• To become more judgmental

• To self-heal and become congruent

• To detach from society

• To act in an unauthentic manner