Frannie is 4 years old and decided that her 2 year old sister needed a haircut.Particularly,her ringlets needed to come off,and she needed a very short boy's haircut.Frannie accomplished this with her mother's sewing scissors.When her parents saw what had happened,they let Frannie know that her behaviour was awful,but they made sure that she knew that they always loved her,no matter what.According to Rogers,how is this likely to affect Frannie's development?

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According to Rogers, unconditional positive regard, or the belief that we are loved and valued despite our flaws and mistakes, is essential for developing a healthy self-concept. Frannie's parents communicated this to her even after her misbehavior, which may contribute to her developing a healthy self-concept. The other options are not applicable in this scenario.

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