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    Although His Ideas Were Crucial to Phenomenological Psychology, Rogers' Work
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Although His Ideas Were Crucial to Phenomenological Psychology, Rogers' Work

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Although his ideas were crucial to phenomenological psychology, Rogers' work is relatively unimportant to humanistic psychology.

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