Dagmar Pescitelli looked to examine Carl Rogers' theories more closely and wrote in his essay, An Analysis of Carl Rogers' Theory of Personality, that Rogers had a view of self, and a view of the human condition and his rationale for improvement of this condition. Rogers' humanistic conception of personality has both strengths and weaknesses; it is a valuable contribution to the study of persons, recognizing agency, free will and the importance of the self (Pescitelli, 1996)...
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Rogers' humanistic conception of personality has both strengths and weaknesses; it is a valuable contribution to the study of persons, recognizing agency, free will and the importance of the self (Pescitelli, 1996). Rogers' theories not only applied to humans, but to all living organisms. He also applied his theories and ideas to the ecosystem...
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theroies There is no hiding behind expertise or degrees. Therapists must be constantly doing their own inventory. Unconditional positive regard is synonymous with acceptance and appreciation of the client for who the client is in the present...	2 / 315
Carl Rogers Although, I believe that Rogers was right about the fact that people have needs that can be fulfilled in human relationships, and that they need acceptance and understanding by people who will care about them and love them unconditionally; I also think that it would be very hard to be a therapist and have unconditional positive regard for clients who you only have a professional relationship with like Rogers did...	2 / 474
Carl Rogers The therapist must also try to avoid interpreting and diagnosing. The therapist must accept everything at face value. Rogers claimed that these requirements are necessary for the client's improvement...	3 / 716
Carl Rogers Reflection Paper He listened and reflected her emotion and content. Throughout the session when Gloria talked about her father’s opinion of her and expressed that she wished her father would be more accepting, Carl was very accepting of her and even at the end of the session said he would like her to be his daughter...	3 / 615