Which perspective on personality focuses on aspects that make people uniquely human, such as subjective feelings and freedom of choice?
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Heidi is exploring her options and trying to decide where her best potential and abilities lie. She has a good idea of who she is and what she wants out of life. Carl Rogers would say that Heidi is a
A
positively regarded person.
B
person with high self-efficacy.
C
fully functioning person.
D
neurotic person.

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Understand the concept of a 'fully functioning person' according to Carl Rogers. This term refers to an individual who is in the process of self-actualization, striving to realize their potential and capabilities.
Recognize that a fully functioning person is characterized by openness to experience, existential living, trust in themselves, and a sense of freedom and creativity.
Identify the key elements in the problem: Heidi has a good idea of who she is and what she wants out of life, which aligns with the characteristics of a fully functioning person.
Differentiate between the options given: 'positively regarded person' refers to someone who receives positive regard from others, 'person with high self-efficacy' refers to someone who believes in their ability to succeed, and 'neurotic person' refers to someone with emotional instability.
Conclude that Heidi's self-awareness and understanding of her desires align with the concept of a fully functioning person, as described by Carl Rogers.
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