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  • Psychology
  • Personal Development

Background:

  • Authenticity research is growing, but developmental aspects are under-explored.
  • Inner Work processes are crucial but rarely examined in authenticity development.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To investigate the dynamics of inner work processes in authenticity development.
  • To propose a developmental perspective on authenticity using the "4C-view" framework.
  • To identify different maturity levels of authenticity.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of client personality coaching process vignettes.
  • Examination of authenticity from process characteristic and developmental level perspectives.

Main Results:

  • The interplay between process characteristics and developmental levels creates diverse authenticity maturity levels.
  • Continuity encompasses various identifiable developmental authenticity stages.
  • These stages vary across different contexts.

Conclusions:

  • Inner work dynamics are key to understanding authenticity development.
  • The proposed model offers a nuanced view of authenticity maturity.
  • Contextual factors influence the expression of developmental authenticity stages.