The correct answer is letter C.
Charles Spearman was an English psychologist who was born on September 10, 1863 and died on September 7, 1945.
He began his activity as a psychologist after the age of 15 as a British Army officer. Years later, he left this position to go to university in Germany.
One of his most important studies as a psychologist is the bifactorial theory of intelligence.
Charles Spearman believed that all intelligent behavior was based on a general factor, which he called the G factor.
This G factor, in the bifactorial theory of intelligence, is the basis of all other factors and where they all come from.
It is either unconditional positive regard or conditional positive regard, in my opinion. To determine the answer for yourself, I will give you the definitions:
Unconditional positive regard is when someone is accepted for who they are by significant others, peers, and family members. If the individual does something wrong or makes a mistake, positive regard will not be taken away because of so.
Conditional positive regard is when someone is given positive regard and praise and acceptance is determined by the child. For example, the individual must behave the way their parents or loved ones expect them to. Therefore, if the individual does not follow this behavior, they will not be loved for who they are unless they follow the expectations of their parents and loved ones.
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