Pedagogy Set-6 (Carl Rogers Approach)

No. of questions - 24

Time - 12 min

1. 
In Rogers’ view, learning is a process of:
2. 
According to Rogers, learning is most effective when it is
3. 
What does self-actualization mean in Rogers’ theory?
4. 
How does Rogers view the use of teaching aids?
5. 
What does “congruence” mean in Rogers’ theory?
6. 
Rogers’ theory is least compatible with:
7. 
Which is a strength of Rogers’ approach?
8. 
Which of the following is NOT a key principle of Rogers’ humanistic approach?
9. 
What is the core focus of Carl Rogers' humanistic approach to learning?
10. 
What is a limitation of Rogers’ humanistic approach?
11. 
Which theorist is associated with the humanistic approach?
12. 
Which is NOT a condition for learning in Rogers’ theory?
13. 
Which of the following aligns with Rogers’ approach?
14. 
Carl Rogers is best known for developing which psychological approach?
15. 
Rogers’ approach supports:
16. 
In Rogers’ theory, the teacher’s primary role is to:
17. 
What should a teacher avoid in Rogers’ approach?
18. 
Rogers’ approach views students as:
19. 
What type of classroom activity aligns with Rogers’ theory?
20. 
What does Rogers mean by “unconditional positive regard”?
21. 
Why does Rogers emphasize a positive learning environment?
22. 
In Rogers’ view, meaningful learning occurs when:
23. 
Which condition is essential for effective learning in Rogers’ approach?
24. 
Rogers’ approach is best described as:
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