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Penelope willfully broke her brother's favorite toy and made no attempt to conceal her actions. How would Carl Rogers apply unconditional positive regard to this situation?

▸ He would treat Penelope and her actions with respect and kindness.

▸ He would conclude that Penelope is a bad person, based on her behaviors.

▸ He would praise Penelope's behavior as an authentic expression of her desires.

▸ He would value Penelope as a human being, but acknowledge that her behavior is unacceptable.

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