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Rogers, C. (1961). On Becoming a Person: A Therapist's View of Psychotherapy. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company. The book analyzes the views on the phenomenon of self-actualization of personality. Self...

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Campaign commercials

Q 1 page Go to the Livingroom Candidate website. Watch the following campaign commercials and then tell me ones do you think are positive? Which are negative? Explain your reasoning. I love the Gov (1952) Daisy Girl (1964) Prouder, stronger, better (1984) Bear (1984) Victory (2004) Wolves (2004)

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I love the Gov (1952) – This campaign commercial is positive since Governor Thomas made a massive effort in order to encourage or influence Eisenhower to pursue the Republican presidential nomination. Daisy Girl (1964) – I could say that this campaign commercial is positive since it did not set out just to revolutionize political advertising wherein they wanted to break the established rules of political ads.