Carl Rogers's Person-Centered Approach Is Considered __________ Because the Client

question 25

Multiple Choice

Carl Rogers's person-centered approach is considered __________ because the client actually does all the real work, with the therapist merely acting as a sounding board.

• A) directive
• B) nondirective
• C) behavioral
• D) cognitive

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Definitions:

Desired State

The ideal condition or situation that an individual, group, or organization aims to achieve in the future through its efforts and strategies.

Actual State

The current condition or reality of a situation, organization, or system, as opposed to its intended or theoretical state.

Corrective Action

A set of actions taken to fix or improve a process, product, or behavior after identifying a problem or nonconformity.

Desired States

Preferred outcomes or conditions that an individual, group, or organization aspires to achieve in the future.