Therapists from the Client-Centered Approach Assume the Importance of Empathy

question 90

Multiple Choice

Therapists from the client-centered approach assume the importance of empathy and reflection in producing change.The research:

• A) has supported their assumption
• B) has supported the importance of empathy, but not reflection
• C) has supported the importance of reflection, but not empathy
• D) has indicated that empathy and reflection may not be as important as previously believed

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