If a person is "incongruent,"
A) medical, rather than psychological, help is needed.
B) the real self and the ideal self are in conflict.
C) it is a sign of mental health.
D) psychological tests must be given orally, rather than in writing.

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Being incongruent means that the individual's real self and ideal self are not aligned, and there is a conflict between them. This is a psychological concept, so medical help is not necessarily needed, and it is not a sign of mental health. The method of giving psychological tests does not depend on whether the person is incongruent or not, so option D is also incorrect.

If a Person Is "Incongruent