I can't understand this it's a different language
Answer:unconditional positive regard
Explanation:
Unconditional positive regard is used by humanist psychologist Carl Rogers
to define the ability for someone to show support and acceptance of an individual without any conditions attached to that acceptance.
This support and acceptance is given freely irrespective of that person's actions or behaviour.
For example when one goes to a therapist they receive unconditional positive regard which means they get a support irrespective of whether the show cooperation or not , this becomes a safe non judgemental space.
Cici wanted to be an artist but her parents did not approve probably because they thought that this is not a proper career for her even though she like it they did not consider that fact.
They wanted her to do what is good in their eyes and disregarded her interest so their support is conditional because they let her give up her choice of career in order to take their choice of career for her.
<span>The forces that control the motion of everyday objects are: gravity,friction, applied forces
Gravity pushed every object down and prevent them from flying up into the sky. Friction provides forces to the opposite way of every movement. Applied forces determine the way objects are moving according to the intention of those who do it.</span>
Answer:
Achieving self
Explanation:
Achieving self is the term used in positive psychology. Achieving self can be improved by doing some worth activities such as vocational and avocational activities. These activities improve the self-esteem and self-confidence of a person.
There are some tips to improve self-achievement:
- First to select a goal that should be worth living.
- Make a plan that you can follow in action.
- To keep track of your achievement.
- To cultivate the optimism
- To become self-aware
- To do the practice the positive talk.
Answer:
A.) Supplies were burned in battle
B.) Several confederate ships sank
C.) The Union navy had reached nearby forts
Explanation:
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