_____ contended that, "I dare to believe that when the human being is inwardly free to choose whatever he deeply values, he tends to value those objects, experiences, and goals that will make for his own survival, growth, and development, and for the survival and development of others."

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This quote is attributed to Carl Rogers, a humanistic psychologist who believed in the value of free will and personal choice in determining one's values and goals. He argued that when individuals have the freedom to choose what they value, they will prioritize experiences that lead to personal growth and development, as well as the well-being of others.

_____ Contended That, "I Dare to Believe That When the Human