This article present a Rogerian process of inquiry that is proposed to be a creative and original method commensurate with the epistemological and ontological foundations of the science of unitary human beings and which supports the aim of Rogerian research to understand the nature of human evolution and its multiple, unpredictable potentialities. The development of this research methodology has been guided by Lincoln and Guba's (1985) paradigmatic approach to the identification of original processes of inquiry.
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