Rogers believes that differences between the self and the ideal self

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Carl Rogers, a humanistic psychologist, posited that discrepancies between an individual's self-concept (the "self") and their aspirations or desires (the "ideal self") can result in discomfort, incongruence, and feelings that are not adequately integrated into the self-concept, which he referred to as "unsymbolized feelings." Thus, all the options provided are correct in the context of Rogers' theory.

Rogers Believes That Differences Between the Self and the Ideal