The Approach to Psychotherapy Used by Carl Rogers Came to Be

question 35

Multiple Choice

The approach to psychotherapy used by Carl Rogers came to be known as person-centered therapy because:

• A) therapists mostly spend time listening to patients talk about their lives in this approach.
• B) it frequently involves looking at a person's early childhood experiences in order to discover how these events might have shaped the person.
• C) it is the person himself and not the therapist who directs the change and improvement in personality.
• D) the therapist persuades a person to change his or her thought patterns through multiple sessions in this approach.

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