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    In Rogers's View,an Individual Cannot Be a Fully Functioning Human
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In Rogers's View,an Individual Cannot Be a Fully Functioning Human

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In Rogers's view,an individual cannot be a fully functioning human being as long as he or she is guided heavily by the opinions of others.

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