Roberta is trying to decide whether to vote for a political candidate. Based on what she has read about him, she has concluded that he is not qualified for the position, but she agrees with his political positions. Also, she trusts him and likes his decisive personality. In fact, she likes him so much that she sent a small donation to his campaign. Her opinion that the candidate is not qualified represents the __________ component of her attitude toward him.

How might a practitioner of moral treatment describe this approach?

a. "Restraints force patients to recognize the need for morality." b. "Until patients face their moral shortcomings, there is no hope for recovery." c. "Providing a humane and relaxed environment would bring about positive changes." d. "Patients have no right to special treatment because of the havoc they cause in the lives of loved ones."

Marty's dad expresses his love and delight whenever Marty brings home good grades on his report cards

On those rare occasions Marty brings home bad grades, his dad expresses extreme disappointment, often refusing to talk to his son. According to Rogers, this is an example of _______. a. mastery. b. unconditional positive regard. c. conditional positive regard. d. self-esteem.