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Authenticity

Authenticity (Erikson) Ritualization characterizing the third stage of development. This involves playful role authenticity (May)

The quality of living one's life in accordance with values that are freely chosen.

Other /More definition:
Authenticity is a term used by Carl Rogers' which is the ability of a Therapist/Psychologist to be genuine and honest about his or her own feelings. Authenticity means being genuine and real, as well as aware of one’s being. Authentic individuals deal with moral choices, the meaning of life, and being human.

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Authenticity means being genuine and real, as well as aware of one’s being. Authentic individuals deal with moral choices, the meaning of life, and being human.

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