Personality Development: Person of Tomorrow

Personality Development
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From the excerpt, Carl Rogers’ description of the person of tomorrow is centered on individuals’’ realization of therapeutic conditions. He notes that the person of tomorrow manifests when all three therapeutic conditions are met. For instance, the person of tomorrow is only realized through counselor congruence, allowing counselors to accept themselves and their clients’ circumstances. Additionally, the person of tomorrow is only realized in unconditional positive regard, which allows caregivers to provide optimal care to the needy (Rogers, 1995). Finally, the person of tomorrow is subject to empathy, making it easy for individuals to develop sufficient understanding of their client’s challenges and commit to assisting them in all possible ways. Rogers’ description of the person of tomorrow is quite accurate for several reasons. To begin with, it upholds unconditional positive regard and empathy as two of the major attributes of the person of tomorrow (Rogers, 1995). Ideally, these attributes demonstrate a strategy t...