Question

Carl Rogers contends that a child's _____ develops as she receives positive regard from parents and teachers, has a congruent experience, and feels good about what she is doing.

Answer 1

Carl Rogers believes that a child's self-concept develops through positive regard from parents and teachers, congruent experiences, and feeling good about what they are doing.

Step-by-step explanation:

According to Carl Rogers, a child's self-concept develops as they receive positive regard from parents and teachers, have congruent experiences, and feel good about what they are doing.

Rogers emphasized the importance of achieving consistency between the ideal self (the person they would like to be) and the real self (the person they actually are) in order to experience congruence and have a healthy sense of self-worth

Parents can help their children develop a positive self-concept by providing unconditional positive regard, or unconditional love.