If a Therapist Likes a Client, Rogers Said That

question 92

Multiple Choice

If a therapist likes a client, Rogers said that

• A) the therapist should examine the reasons for this.
• B) this feeling may be communicated to the client.
• C) it may be difficult to objectively seek insight.
• D) therapy will probably not be successful.

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Definitions:

Insincere

Lacking honesty and genuine feelings; not expressing true intentions.

Innocuous Statements

Innocuous statements are remarks or comments that are harmless and not intended to offend or provoke controversy.

Concessions

Certain compromises or allowances made by a party in a negotiation or discussion to reach an agreement.

Likability

Likability refers to the qualities that make an individual appealing or attractive to others, often contributing to positive interpersonal relationships.