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An old motto of the U.S. Army was, "Be all you can be." This concept fits well with Carl Rogers's theory of a. unconditional positive regard. b. empathy. c. self-actualizing tendency. d. the real versus the ideal self.

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   An old motto of the U.S. Army was, "Be all you can be." This concept fits well with Carl Rogers's theory of
a. unconditional positive regard.
b. empathy.
c. self-actualizing tendency.
d. the real versus the ideal self.

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Saundra K.… 5th Edition

Chapter 13, Problem 12

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Self-Actualizing Tendency

A fundamental concept in humanistic psychology, this refers to an innate drive within individuals to realize and build upon their fullest potential. Carl Rogers proposed that given the right conditions, such as support and acceptance, people are naturally motivated to grow, develop new skills, and overcome personal limitations, ultimately striving to become the best version of themselves.

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