What Three Key Characteristics of the Therapist Are Crucial in Client-Centered

question 30

Multiple Choice

 What three key characteristics of the therapist are crucial in client-centered therapy? 

• A)patience, interpretive ability, and boldness
• B)empathy, genuineness, and unconditional positive regard
• C)ego-strength, active listening, and security
• D)cognitive insight, authoritarian perspective, and autonomy

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Definitions:

H.M.

A widely studied patient in neuropsychology who, after having part of his brain removed to control seizures, was unable to form new long-term memories.

Memory Problems

Describes issues related to the process of storing, retaining, and recalling information, which can range from minor forgetfulness to serious conditions like Alzheimer's disease.

Savings

The concept in psychology referring to the amount of information or learned behavior that is retained and not forgotten over time.

Amnesia

A condition characterized by a partial or total loss of memory, typically caused by brain injury, disease, or psychological trauma.