Part of Client-Centered Therapy Consists of the Therapist Treating the Client

question 88

Multiple Choice

Part of client-centered therapy consists of the therapist treating the client as a valued person, regardless of what the client says or does. Approval is not necessary, but acceptance without judgment is. Which of the following therapist attitudes does this describe?

• A)Empathy
• B)Genuineness
• C)Congruence
• D)Unconditional positive regard

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