Answer:
Yes
Explanation:
Yes, this implies that without conflict, a person stagnates.
"Where, however, the problem is objectively considered, although the conflict is a social one, it should not resolve itself into a struggle between the selves, but into such a reconstruction of the situation that different and enlarged and more adequate personalities may emerge. A tension should always be centered on the objective social field.
Answer: Do you still need help
Explanation:
The matches are the following:
6-E. <em><u>The need for food, water and oxygen are part of the bottom of Maslow's hierarchy. </u></em>The bottom of Maslow's hierarchy is named physiological needs and it is part of the basic needs, those are biological needs for a human to survive and it states that if the human doesn't satisfy those, her/his body can't function well.
<u><em>7-C. The type of therapy developed by Carl Rogers is Client-centered therapy. </em></u>This therapy was developed in the 1940s and 1950s. The therapy aims to allow the client to lead the conversation. Some of the characteristics are empathetic understanding, unconditional positive regard and good communication.
8-B. <em><u>What refers to a persons drive to reach his or her full potential is Self-actualization. </u></em>It is a stage of growth of an individual where he or she reflects acceptance of who she/he is, what is capable of and her/his realistic perception of the world.
9-A. <em><u>The goal of the humanistic approach</u></em><em><u> i</u></em><em><u>s to help people reach their full potential. </u></em><em><u> H</u></em>umanistic psychology works with both, behaviorism and depth psychology, its aim is to understand the whole person and to help the other person to develop their potential to the fullest and to be able to contribute to the society.
<u><em>10-D. Being accepted by another just as you are, or accepting someone else just as they are, is called unconditional positive regard. </em></u>It is about accepting one another regardless of their backgrounds.
Answer: independent concepts (for the first line) and ends of continuum for the end
Explanation:
