The answer to this question is the core conditions. The Rogers mentioned in the question refers to the psychologist Carl Rogers, who developed a style of psychotherapy known as <em>person-centered therapy</em>.
Person-centered therapy aims <u>to help a client in self-actualizing him or herself with aid from a therapist by establishing several necessities and conditions</u>. These conditions include the three core conditions mentioned in the question.
We explain this puzzle-piece-like build as proof of tectonic plate shifting. As magma inside the earth moves, so do the continental plates on top of the magma. The continents used to be fused together in one larger continent called Pangea. Over the course of 1000s of years, the plates have shifted.
tldr: tectonic plate movements cause this phenomena
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Explanation:
mammal(X) :- legs(X,4), arms(X,0).
mammal(X) :- legs(X,2), arms(X,2).
mammal(horse).
arms(horse,0).
As far as I can tell, prolog cannot derive that a horse has four legs. Why so? You may ask. I'd say then, because there isn't any rule(s) for prolog to use in determining the legs. Inference rules can also not be used to determine that the fact that a horse is a mammal and it has 0 arms, it certainly must have 4 legs.
Wait a second is this your last question
