Read the following excerpt from a book by Carl Rogers. This chapter showcases his earliest views on the Person of Tomorrow, beginning on page 343 and following.

Rogers, C. R. (1995). The world of tomorrow, and the person of tomorrow. In A way of being (pp.

339-356). Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. http://www.spsbrno.cz/clenove/pdf/1970-2002/tomorrow.pdf

Give a description of Carl Rogers' "person of tomorrow." Look at the people in today's world. Do you think his description is accurate? Why or why not? Provide at least two examples to support your viewpoint.

(For example: Does texting technology make us more human? Does it bring us together more, or keep us distanced from our humanness? What do the experts say about this?)

Would a "person of tomorrow" be a fully functioning person according to Rogers' thinking? Explain your reasoning.