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 <author> James Gleick, </author> <title> Chaos: Making a New Science, </title> <location> New York: </location> <publisher> Penguin, </publisher> <date> 1988. </date> <pages> 368 pp. </pages>
 <editor> Heinz-Otto Peitgen and Dietmar Saupe (Eds.), </editor> <title> The Science of Fractal Images, </title> <publisher> Springer </publisher> <date> 1988, </date> <pages> 312 pp. </pages>
 <editor> L Douglas Kiel, Euel W Elliott (ed.), </editor> <title> Chaos Theory in the Social Sciences: Foundations and Applications, </title> <publisher> University of Michigan Press, </publisher> <date> 1997, </date> <pages> 360 pp. </pages>
+<author>Lamm, C., Zucconi, A., & Silani, G.</author> <date>(2013).</date> <title>Carl Rogers Meets the Neurosciences: Insights from Social Neuroscience for Client-Centered Therapy.</title> <editor>In J. H. D. Cornelius-White, R. Motschnig-Pitrik & M. Lux (Hrsg.),</editor> <booktitle>Interdisciplinary Handbook of the Person-Centered Approach</booktitle> <pages>(63–78).</pages> <location>New York:</location> <publisher>Springer.</publisher>
+<author>Rachlin, H., Sommerbeck, L., & Frankel, M.</author> <date>(2010).</date> <title>Rogers’ concept of the actualizing tendency in relation to Darwinian theory.</title> <editor>(M. Cooper, J. C. Watson & W. B. Stiles, Eds.)</editor> <journal>Person-Centered & Experiential Psychotherapies,</journal> <volume>9(1),</volume> <pages>69-80.</pages>
+<author>Henry James,</author> <title>“Nathaniel Hawthorne,”</title> <booktitle>in Literary Criticism: Essays on Literature, American Writers, English Writers</booktitle> <location>(New York:</location> <publisher>Library of America,</publisher> <date>1983),</date> <pages>427, 426.</pages>
+<author>Henry James,</author> <title>The Europeans,</title> <booktitle>in Novels, 1871–1880</booktitle> <location>(New York:</location> <publisher>Library of America,</publisher> <date>1983),</date> <pages>886.</pages>
+<editor>Abraham Lincoln,</editor> <title>Speeches and Writings, 1832–1858,</title> <editor>ed. Don E. Fehrenbacher</editor> <location>(New York:</location> <publisher>Library of America,</publisher> <date>1989),</date> <pages>28, 29.</pages>