Cross-cultural research on the self
A) fully supports Rogers' views about self-concept.
B) fully supports Rogers' views about the need for positive regard.
C) calls into questions some of Rogers' ideas about the self.
D) completely disproves Rogers' ideas about the self.

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Cross-cultural research has found that some aspects of self-concept that Rogers emphasized, such as individuality and self-expression, may not be as important in collectivistic cultures. Additionally, some researchers have questioned the universality of the need for positive regard, suggesting that it may be more culturally specific than Rogers originally proposed. Therefore, while Rogers' ideas about the self have been influential, they are not universally supported by cross-cultural research.

Cross-Cultural Research on the Self