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Tim's therapist is a humanist and has a view of mental illness that is very similar to that of Carl Rogers. What would Tim's therapist suggest is the cause of Tim's problems?

▸ maladaptive patterns of thinking established in his childhood

▸ unconscious conflicts left over from his early childhood

▸ current stressful situations in Tim's life

▸ inconsistency between Tim's self-concept and reality

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