According to Rogers, a child who experiences regular punishment from parents and is only rewarded for good behavior is likely to develop knowledge of
A) conditions of worth.
B) positive self-regard.
C) unconditional positive regard.
D) situational worth

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According to Rogers, regular punishment and reward for good behavior creates a system of conditions of worth in which the child only feels valued and accepted when they meet certain expectations or behaviors. This can hinder the development of positive self-regard and self-acceptance, leading to a dependence on external validation and a lack of intrinsic motivation.

According to Rogers, a Child Who Experiences Regular Punishment from Parents