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According to Rogers, what behaviors do people who have a negative self-concept and who lack unconditional positive regard tend to show?

▸ They are more likely to be self-actualized, since there's nowhere to go but "up."

▸ They have positive interactions with the world, to compensate for their shortcomings.

▸ They struggle with feelings of anxiety and doubt.

▸ They are at peace with themselves and demonstrate self-acceptance.

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