_____ created person-centered therapy in an effort to help each individual become _____
a) Alfred Adler; at peace with respect to his/her id, ego, and superego functioning.
b) Sigmund Freud; free of defense mechanisms.
c) Carl Rogers; a fully functioning person.
d) Carl Jung; a part of a collectivist society.
Answer: c
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The rate of low-birthweight births peaked in the 1960s and has declined steadily since. The rate of low-birthweight births reached a low in 1990 and rose in the first decade of the twenty-first century. The rate of low-birthweight births peaked in the 1990s and has been declining since. Low-birthweight births were rare until the 1970s but have been increasing steadily since then.
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A) have no parasympathetic activation. B) are hyper-responsive to loud sounds and bright lights. C) show abnormalities in right-hemisphere activation. D) are slow to have an autonomic response to disturbing pictures.