Complete the table below by correctly identifying which of the key concepts of person-centred therapy are being described.

Key Concepts: Self-concept, Self-actualisation, Conditional positive regard, Fully functioning person, Becoming

Description	Key concept
a) The conceptual construction one has of him or herself, including beliefs about who the person thinks they are and what they think they can do.
b) Where fully functioning people are able to access their internal awareness and knowledge in the process of decision making resulting in congruent behaviour.
c) When a person's sense of worth has conditions placed upon it either by themselves or the people within their life, usually in the form of gaining approval and avoiding disapproval.
d) When a person is open, creative, and responsible.
e) The process of becoming the person one truly is.