Total acceptance of another individual including their virtues and flaws A. self-concept B. empathy C. self-determinism D. unconditional positive regard

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Total acceptance of another individual including their virtues and flaws

A.
self-concept

B.
empathy

C.
self-determinism

D.
unconditional positive regard

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unconditional positive regard

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