The Event Most Commonly Identified with the Birth of Client-Centered

question 27

Multiple Choice

The event most commonly identified with the birth of client-centered therapy is

• A) America's involvement in World War II.
• B) Maslow's creation of the hierarchy of needs.
• C) Rogers's presentation at the University of Minnesota.
• D) Rogers's association with Elizabeth Davis.

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Definitions:

Thought Processes

Thought processes refer to the mental activities involved in cognition, including perception, memory, judgment, and reasoning.

Psychosocial

relating to the interrelation between social factors and individual thought and behavior.

Psychosocial Development

A theory proposed by Erik Erikson, describing how individuals’ social experiences across their lifespan shape their personality, including their emotions and attitudes towards themselves and others.

Cognitive Development

concerns the growth and change in intellectual capabilities such as learning, thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving.