Which of the following steps in Jung's theory of individuation involves one's acceptance of his or her genuine self that is generally covered by a public face?

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Dethroning the persona involves recognizing and accepting the difference between one's public face or persona and their true self. This step allows for the integration of suppressed or repressed aspects of oneself, which is important for individuation.

Which of the Following Steps in Jung's Theory of Individuation