According to humanistic psychologists, when your self-image is consistent with what you really think, feel, do, and experience, you
A) have developed a strong conscience and ego ideal.
B) are exhibiting psychological androgyny.
C) are best able to actualize your potentials.
D) are exhibiting conditions of worth.

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Humanistic psychologists believe that a congruence or consistency between your self-image and your experiences is essential for self-actualization or the realization of your potentials. This congruence enables you to accept yourself, be genuine or authentic, and experience positive emotions and personal growth. Options A, B, and D are not directly related to this concept of self-congruence.

According to Humanistic Psychologists, When Your Self-Image Is Consistent with What