Rogers Felt Therapists Must Express True Acceptance for Clients, No

question 177

Multiple Choice

Rogers felt therapists must express true acceptance for clients, no matter what they may say or do. He called this process of acceptance ________.

• A) catharsis
• B) unconditional positive regard
• C) self-actualization
• D) psychological congruence

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Definitions:

Broaching Behavior

The act of initiating conversations about sensitive or difficult topics, often in a therapeutic or counseling setting.

Multicultural Element

Aspects or components that acknowledge, respect, and incorporate diversity from different cultures, often in an educational, social, or work environment context.

Therapeutic Alliance

The collaborative and trusting relationship between a therapist and a client, considered essential for effective therapy.

Culturally Encapsulated Counselor

A counselor or therapist who operates with a limited cultural perspective, often ignoring cultural differences and the multicultural contexts of their clients.