Researchers in one study compared the responses of people when someone cut in front of them in line. The researchers expected more aggressive reactions when the people were near the front of the line than near the back of the line. The researchers were testing the effects of _______ on aggression

Weisz and colleagues suggested that people with an internal locus of control could choose to fit into, accommodate, or accept a situation in order to feel less distressed. In other words they could exercise __________________

a. accommodation control b. primary control c. secondary control d. self flexibility

Recount some of the research findings that support Rogers's ideas of acceptance of the self

What will be an ideal response?