When a child is told by his parents that he is wrong to feel angry toward a brother or sister even when the anger is justified, the child has experienced what Rogers called

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This is an example of how the child is receiving a condition of worth from the parents. They are setting the expectation that the child shouldn't feel angry towards their siblings, which in turn could lead the child to either suppress their emotions or feel shame for having them at all.

When a Child Is Told by His Parents That He