humanistic psychology- congruence Flashcards

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what are the 6 AO1 points you must know for the humanistic approach- conguence?

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-Definition of congruence
-Importance of congruence for mental health
-Incongruence and psychological issues
-Development of incongruence
-Role of unconditional positive regard
-Client-centered therapy and congruence

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What is congruence in the humanistic approach?

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It’s when a person’s self-concept is aligned with their ideal self.

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How does congruence affect mental health?

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It leads to higher self-esteem, better mental health, and personal growth.

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What is incongruence?

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A large gap between the self-concept and ideal self, leading to low self-worth and anxiety.

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How does incongruence develop?

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It often arises from conditions of worth, where love and acceptance depend on meeting certain conditions.

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How does unconditional positive regard help with congruence?

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It reduces incongruence by fostering self-acceptance and a healthy self-concept.

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What is Rogers’ approach to congruence?

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His client-centered therapy uses genuineness, empathy, and unconditional positive regard to help achieve congruence.

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