Dion has always considered himself to be an honest person. So when he walked into the empty classroom and found a wallet that contained a hundred dollars in cash, he took it to the campus security office. According to Carl Rogers's theory of personality, Dion's behavior when he found the wallet was motivated by:

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Jake Jackson

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27 May, 01:57

Dion has always considered himself to be an honest person. So when he walked into the empty classroom and found a wallet that contained a hundred dollars in cash, he took it to the campus security office. According to Carl Rogers's theory of personality, Dion's behavior when he found the wallet was motivated by:

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French Fry · Answer 1

Dion was motivated by his self-concept, and his need to be consistent with it. According to Carl Rogers, we are driven by a perception of who we are and the values that shape us. When our actions don't correspond with these values, we might feel a sense of discomfort which Rogers called "incongruence".