Carl Rogers believed that without undue pressure from others, individuals naturally move toward personal growth, self-acceptance, and ________, the fulfillment of their potential for love, creativity, and meaning.

A) self-transcendence
B) self-other realization
C) self-efficacy
D) self-actualization

Carl Rogers believed in the concept of self-actualization, which refers to the natural tendency of individuals to strive towards fulfilling their potential for love, creativity, and meaning. This involves achieving a sense of fulfillment and personal growth, as well as self-acceptance and self-esteem without undue pressure from others.