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Contemporary work on existentialist concerns, including feelings of authenticity, internally motivated goals, and cultural variations in the perceptions of self, extend Rogers’s theorizing while also raising some questions about the universality of some psychological motives posited by Rogers

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Contemporary work on existentialist concerns, including feelings of authenticity, internally motivated goals, and cultural variations in the perceptions of self, extend Rogers’s theorizing while also raising some questions about the universality of some psychological motives posited by Rogers.